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For a full description of this work and the preparatory drawing ,1984/00W4.17, see Dufour, G. and Tilbrook, L. (1986), pp. 20-21.
For a full description of the view depicted see Dufour, G. and Tilbrook, L. (1986), p. 33.
The schooner is clearing Mill Point sailing towards Perth. The slopes of Mt. Eliza are visible to the left (west). Until the introduction of rail the most economical and efficient mode of transport for both goods and people was the Swan River. It was comfortable and the swiftest form of transport between the three emerging settlements.
For a full description of this work see Dufour, G. and Tilbrook, L. (1986) p. 33.
The Perth Gazette reported the William Wise, a coastal trader, having foundered in 1847.
This work is the preparatory sketch in w/c for the larger finished watercolour “Perth, West Australia. on Swan River” in the State Art Collection, Art Gallery of western Australia. Acc. no. 1984/00W4.14.
For a full description of the view depicted see Dufour, G. and Tilbrook, L. (1986), p. 33.
For an analysis of the compositional structure and its relationship to the 'Claudian’ formula see Dufour, Gary (1986) pp. 5-6. ill. in colour.
This watercolour depicts a Kodz axe definitively linking the whole folio to Western Australia. Pivotal to obtaining a special grant from the Government of Western Australia to purchase Ffarington’s Folio.
Stone axes were used throughout Australia, but the construction of the kodz axe was restricted to the southwest region of the continent. See Dufour/Tilbrook (1986) pp. 25-26 for more extensive information.
This drawing depicts a Kodz axe definitively linking the whole folio to Western Australia. Pivotal to obtaining a special grant from the Government of Western Australia to purchase Ffarington’s Folio.
Stone axes were used throughout Australia, but the construction of the kodz axe was restricted to the south west region. See Dufour/Tilbrook (1986) pp. 25-26 for more extensive information.
For a full ethnographic analysis of this watercolour and its preparatory drawing, 1984/00W4.20, see Dufour, G. and Tilbrook, L. (1986) pp. 26-27.