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This Hobart landmark is named after James Kelly, who constructed the steps in 1839. They are located in the historic Salamanca precinct of Hobart’s waterfront.
From an original artwork in graphite by Tasmanian artist Sue Holm
252 pieces
Finished size 38 cm x 26 cm
This product is entirely handmade in Tasmania
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