$25.00
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Cornelian Bay lies just north of the Queen’s Domain, in Hobart. A shore lined with colourful boathouses, and the bay offers safe anchorage for yachts. Soon after the first settlement in 1804, it became the Government Farm, supplying fresh vegetables for the first residents of Hobart Town. An original artwork by Sue Holm.
252 pieces
Finished size 38 cm x 26 cm
Image from artwork by Tasmanian artist Sue Holm, showing the historic National Trust ‘Old Umbrella Shop” in Launceston. This charming Launceston shop is a glimpse into Tasmania’s retail heritage and one of the last surviving retail experiences of the early … Continued
The Tasmanian Devil, is the largest carnivorous marsupial. It has black fur with some white patches and makes a loud screechy noise. Despite its feisty image, it is a shy creature that prefers to live alone or in small family … Continued
Image from original artwork by Tasmanian artist Sue Holm, showing the famous convict built bridge in the historic Tasmanian village of Richmond. This 1823 bridge is still in daily use and an icon of Tasmania’s convict past. Original artwork by … Continued
Image from original artwork by Tasmanian artist Sue Holm, showing the Tasmanian Wombats The wombats found on Maria Island and Flinders Island are a unique sub-species of this well known Australian marsupial. Maria Island is a former convict settlement off … Continued