Lalla Collection

Truganini, last surviving female Tasmanian Aboiginal
Truganini (Truganina, Trugernanner or Lalla Rooke, c1812-1876), the last surviving Tasmanian Aboiginal or Palawa woman. 1866

Vanni Marcoux, H G Moore and Lalla Miranda
Signor Vanni Marcoux (L), bass, H G Moore (R), assistant stage manager, Mme Lalla Miranda, soprano Date: 1910

Lalla Rookh, oriental romance by Thomas Moore
Illustration to Lalla Rookh, an oriental romance by Thomas Moore. 1817

Illustration, Hilda, Lalla Rookh
Illustration, Hilda, in Lalla Rookh, a narrative poem by Thomas Moore. 19th century

Victorian Stereoview card from circa 1900 India through the stereoscope.1903 historic social history images

Zelica, a character in Lalla Rookh by Thomas Moore
Zelica - But there was one, among the chosen Maids, Who d blush d behind the gallerys silken shades - a character in The Veiled Prophet, Lalla Rookh, a long narrative poem by Thomas Moore

Lalla Rookh, long narrative poem by Thomas Moore
She found that the short dream of happiness was over -- the title character of Lalla Rookh, a long narrative poem by Thomas Moore, first published in 1817. 19th century

Hinda, a character in Lalla Rookh by Thomas Moore
Hinda - Tis she, the Emirs blooming child, All truth and tenderness and grace - a character in The Fire Worshippers, Lalla Rookh, a long narrative poem by Thomas Moore, first published in 1817

Paradise and the Peri - The Treasure from the watercolour
This illustration of a woman discovering a chest of treasure is based on Schumanns music and Thomas Moores poem Lalla Rookh. Date: Christmas Number 1923

George Robinson on his conciliation mission, Tasmania

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Step into the enchanting world Rookh, an oriental romance penned by Thomas Moore in 1817. This captivating narrative poem transports us to the Land Rookh, a mystical land westward from the Throne of Solomon in Srinagar, Cashmere. Meet Zelica, a character from this timeless tale, whose story unfolds amidst the stunning landscapes of India, as depicted in this Victorian Stereoview card from circa 1900. The image, titled "Paradise and the Peri," showcases the breathtaking beauty of the region, with its crystal-clear waters and lush greenery. As we delve deeper into the tale, we encounter Hilda, another captivating character from Lalla Rookh. Her story intertwines with that of Truganini, the last surviving female Tasmanian Aboriginal, whose tragic history is a stark reminder of the harsh realities of colonialism. In the late 19th century, the Victorian era, George Robinson embarked on a conciliation mission to Tasmania, aiming to improve the living conditions of the Indigenous population. This historical context adds depth to the narrative, highlighting the complexities of the colonial era and its impact on diverse cultures. Join us as we explore the intriguing world Rookh, where romance, history, and culture converge, and let the magic of this timeless tale transport you to another world.