Tanleboueyer, a native of the district of Oyster Bay & the Wife to Manalargerna was attached to the misson in 1830.
Primary Artist
Benjamin Duterrau (1767–1851)
Title
Tanleboueyer, a native of the district of Oyster Bay & the Wife to Manalargerna was attached to the misson in 1830.
Date made
1835 – 1835, August 24Reference
Craig (1961), p.56, 2
Category
Print type
intaglio
Technique
etching, printed in brown ink, from one copper plate
Text printed from matrix
Printed lower edge, 'Design'd etch'd & publish'd by Bn. Duterrau Augt.24 1835 Hobart Town Van Diemen's Land' [Land faint]. Printed title lower centre, 'Tanleboueyer./ A native of the district of oyster bay & the Wife to Manalargerna/ was attach'd to the misson in 1830.'. Printed lower right, 'Price 6.d'.
Matrix size
27.0 x 16.4 cm (plate-mark)
Edition information
print run unknown
Subject categories
Australia, Art period: Colonial, Tasmania | Aboriginal Australians: Portrait, female
Subject description
Portrait of Tanleboneyer, Tasmanian Aborigine, wife of Mannalargenna, and a member of George Augustus Robinson's "friendly mission".
Country of context
Australia
Legacy id
43343
Creators
Duterrau, Benjamin. | (1767–1851) Australian | English | Male | artist
Duterrau, Benjamin. | (1767–1851) Australian | English | Male | publisher
Last Updated
04 Jan 2013
Impressions
Collection
National Gallery of Australia | 78.1123
State
published state
Impression
undesignated impression as issued
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