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Australian aborigines in canoes, artwork C016 / 6113

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Australian aborigines in canoes, artwork C016 / 6113

Australian aborigines in canoes. Watercolour titled Ban nel lang meeting the Governor by appointment after he was wounded by Willemaring in September 1790. From the Port Jackson Painter collection, Watling Drawing no. 40. Natural History Museum, London, UK

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© NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM, LONDON/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY

1700s 18th Century Aboriginal Aborigine Anthropology Boat Canoe Colonist Exploration Governor Harbour Indigenous Indigenous People Meeting Native Canoes Jackson Native People Port Jackson Painter Thomas Watling


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This artwork, titled "Ban nel lang meeting the Governor" captures a significant historical moment in 18th-century Australia. Painted by Thomas Watling, this watercolour print showcases Australian aborigines navigating their canoes in Port Jackson Harbour. The indigenous people are depicted skillfully maneuvering their boats, showcasing their deep connection with the land and water. The scene depicts a meeting between Ban nel lang, an Aboriginal leader, and the Governor of Port Jackson after he was wounded by Willemaring in September 1790. This encounter symbolizes the complex relationship between colonists and native inhabitants during this period of exploration. The artwork offers valuable insights into anthropology and indigenous history. It serves as a testament to the rich cultural heritage of Australia's aboriginal communities and highlights their resilience amidst colonization. Preserved within the Natural History Museum in London, UK, this piece is part of the renowned Port Jackson Painter collection. Through its vivid portrayal of landscape and native life, it invites viewers to delve into Australia's past while acknowledging its indigenous roots. As we admire this remarkable illustration by Thomas Watling from Science Photo Library's archives at the Natural History Museum in London, let us reflect on our shared history with respect for all cultures involved.

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