Thomas Bock's Portraits of the Tasmanian Aborigines - N.J.B. Plomley's scholarly study, QVMAG New Series No. 18 | 1965 [USED – SC – Booklet]

A scholarly paper by N.J.B. Plomley, a leading historian of Tasmanian Aboriginal historical sources, examining the portraits of Tasmanian Aboriginal people painted by Thomas Bock — a transported convict artist who went on to become a respected society portraitist in colonial Hobart. Published as No. 18 in the Queen Victoria Museum, Launceston, New Series of Records.

We also stock Thomas Bock - Convict Engraver, Society Portraitist, a full biography of the artist — see Related Products below. Order two or more titles together and we'll combine postage into one parcel. Many more of our Tasmanian titles are yet to be listed online — see our full catalogues at justtassiebooks.com/catalogues.html.

BOOK DETAILS

• Stapled softcover booklet
• Published 1965
• 25-pages
• Black/white illustrations

CONDITION

Used but generally very good condition. Small bookshop sticker on first page.

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