Name

Herman Deutsch

Culture

Australian | German

Gender

Male

Birth date

c.1833

Birth place

Gliewitz, Prussia View on map Close map

Death date

after 1870

Death Place

Australia? View on map Close map

Movements

Australia from January 1857 (Sussex)

Occupations

Engraver | Lithographer | Printer | Publisher

Summary

Worked: Australia (VIC).

NGA IRN

28950

Context

Australia

Addresses

• 1870.
  Ballarat, Victoria, Australia
  [Argus (Melbourne), 6 July 1870, p.5, col.6.]
• 1856, July
  Ballarat, Victoria, Australa
  [Imprint]

Biography

Herman Deutsch

He settled in Ballarat and set up his own lithographic and engraving business. Between January and August 1859 he published The Ballarat Album, a series of sixteen street scenes and buildings lithographed by Francois Cogne (q.v.). listed in the trade directories in 1861-64 as a lithographer and engraver of Main Street [Ballarat]. At some stage he appears to have been in partnership with John Ferguson (q.v.), with whom he published an undated lithograph of the Ballarat Wesleyan Church. In 1865 he moved to Bridge Street, but sold out later that year to F.W. Niven. He published the Ballarat Street Directory for 1862 and engraved its advertisements.

Cudmore, Peter A. 'Deutsch, Herman (c.1833-?)', in Kerr, J. (ed). The Dictionary of Australian Artists, Painters, Sketchers, Photographers and Engravers to 1870, Melbourne: Oxford University Press, 1992.

Herman Deutsch filed for Insolvency at Ballarat 5 July 1870