Summary
Portrait of the Karathanasopoulos (Karras) family outside a building in Greece, probably in the family's home town of Patras. It was taken before George migrated to Australia in 1928. It is one of seven black and white copy negatives relating to the migration and settlement experiences of brothers Nick and George Karras (Karathanasopoulos) and their families. The brothers first migrated to Australia from Patras, Greece in the 1920s. Nick went back to Greece during the interwar period and when he returned to Australia with his wife and daughter in 1943, he brought with him a trunk, also in the Museum's collection. George's settlement story involves frequent relocation in terms of businesses and homeland, moving between Australia and Greece.
Description of Content
Group portrait of the Karathanasopoulos (Karras) family outside, late 1920s.
Physical Description
Black and white silver gelatin copy negative film.
More Information
-
Collecting Areas
-
Acquisition Information
Donation from Mr Joe Grimwade, 17 Oct 2002
-
Place & Date Depicted
-
Individuals Identified
Karathanasopoulos, Christenthi; Karathanasopoulos, Apostilitsa; Karathanasopoulos, Mana; Karathanasopoulos, Kosta; Karathanasopoulos, Anastasia; Karathanasopoulos, Constantino; Karathanasopoulos, Sia
-
Format
Film Strip, 6x7, Black & White
-
Classification
Migration, Settlement - cultural & social life, Family portraits
-
Category
-
Discipline
-
Type of item
-
Image Dimensions - Negative/s
60 mm (Width), 70 mm (Height)
-
Keywords
