Annie Cocker was born in Spreyton, Tasmania in 1857, daughter of David Cocker, a pioneer in the early days of the Mersey River settlement. In her late life she became a teacher, writer, artist and historian. This book illustrates Annie Cocker's particular talent with oils, watercolours and drawings to portray scenery and portraiture, as well as her principal botanical works.
BOOK DETAILS
- Published: 2006
- Format: softcover
- Pages: 94
- Illustrations: colour
- Signed by the author.
CONDITION
This is a USED book in generally good condition.
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