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About this piece

Colour engraved block print on paper titled "Australia News From Home", designed by H.S. (Harden Sidney) Melville and engraved, printed and published by George Baxter. Printed 31 January 1853 at 11 & 12 Northampton Square. The scene depicts immigration during colonial Sydney. Embossed publishing stamp to the front.

Presented in a burl walnut frame, mounted and glazed. The imprint concealed by the frame reads: "Australia News From Home Designed by H.S. Melville and Engraved, Printed & Published by G. Baxter Patentee, 11 & 12 Northampton Square, Jan 31 1853 Entered at Stationers Hall."

Notes:
- Realism style
- Limited edition
- Sourced within the Mornington Peninsula

Condition: Good antique condition with wear to the frame.

Dimensions:
- Frame: 27 cm W x 23 cm H x 2 cm D
- Artwork: 14 cm W x 10 cm H
- Weight: 559 g
Color
Multicolour
Style
Antique
Material
Paper
Condition
Good
Dimensions (cm)
W 37D 12H 33

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