High fern trees, Alsophila Australis from 40 to 50 ft high. Dandenong Ranges 20 miles Et from Melbourne.

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Title

High fern trees, Alsophila Australis from 40 to 50 ft high. Dandenong Ranges 20 miles Et from Melbourne.

Source

Australian Terra Cognita: Vegetation of Victoria

Page or Plate number

plate 41

Reference

Ferguson (1941-69, 1986), 7129

Date made

1855 – 1855-59

Place made

Australia, Australia, Victoria, Melbourne View on map Close map

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Category

Print

Print type

intaglio

Technique

etching, engraving, aquatint, printed in black ink, from one copper plate

Matrix size

16.8 x 21.8 cm (image)

Support

chine colle on wove paper

Support size

36.0 x 27.0 cm (sheet)

State

published state

Impression

undesignated impression as issued

Edition information

print run unknown

Inscriptions or device by artist or designated agent

Signed in image lower rightedge and lower centre edge diagonal, 'J Redaway'. Signed in plate lower left'W: v: Blandowski Australia.'. Signed in plate lower right 'Effect & Engraving by J Redaway & Sons.'. Not dated. Inscribed in plate lower centre 'High Fern Trees/ Alsophila Australis/ from 40 to 50ft (t underlined) high./ Dandenong Ranges 20 miles Et. from Melbourne'. Inscribed in plate u.c., 'Vegetation of Victoria.'. Inscribed in plate u.r.c., 'Plate 41.'.

Collection

National Gallery of Australia

IRN

4077

Accession number

96.531

Accession method

Gift

Meeting

Meeting 6, 1995/96 (1996-06-26)

Provenance

Mrs Cape. By descent to, Major General T.F. Cape. Gift to the National Gallery of Australia, from Major General T.F. Cape, Canberra, February 1995.

Credit line

Gift of Major General T.F. Cape, in loving memory of his wife Elizabeth Rabett 1996

Country of context

Australia

Notes

Vegetation of Victoria, plate 41.

Creators

James Redaway [and Sons]. | British | Organisation | engraver

Blandowski, William. | (1822–1876) Australian | Male | print after

Last Updated

08 Jan 2013