The Art Gallery of South Australia has lately put online a few more artworks by colonial artist George French Angas.
"Extinct Crater, Mount Gambier, 6th May 1844" is one I'd written about (from a book image in B&W). Seeing it in colour supports my contention that "Blue Lake" is by Gill not Angas (and it is not Blue Lake).
Article (with 8+ pictures) | The Mount Gambier pictures of Gill and Angas (and von Guerard) | https://coombe.id.au/S_T_Gill/S_T_Gill_Subject_Mount_Gambier.htm
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This morning I came across this 1840s watercolour of Government House, Adelaide in the State Library SA collection. It's attributed to Governor George Gawler as the artist, but I think it's actually by S T Gill and it's nearly identical to another Gill held by Art Gallery SA.
SLSA: https://collections.slsa.sa.gov.au/resource/PRG+50/34/1
AGSA: https://www.agsa.sa.gov.au/collection-publications/collection/works/government-house-north-terrace-adelaide/24134/
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