William Hodges 'Barringtonia' Engraving 1777, printed in the 19th Century migrating to Melbourne in 1964

migrating to Melbourne in 1964 with his family as Assisted Passage Migrants

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William Hodges 'Barringtonia' Engraving 1777, printed in the 19th Century migrating to Melbourne in 1964Engraving on wove paper featuring a Barringtonia flowering plant, printed from the original copper plate prepared for A Voyage Towards the South Pole and Round the World, and likely issued in the early 19th century. A finely detailed impression of Hodges botanical study, rendered with the clarity and precision characteristic of late 18th century intaglio engraving. The present sheet, on wove paper, suggests a later impression from the original plate,