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At foot of poem: 'New South Wales, Jan. 18, 1813.'
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Mopping and Mowing in the Mulga
1978
single work
criticism
— Appears in: Hemisphere , December vol. 22 no. 12 1978; (p. 6-11) Dixon discusses the way in which the colonial writers and artists merged classical allusion and local landscape, so that landscape was conceived 'in iconographic terms; in the manner of a traditional multi-level allegory' (p).
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Mopping and Mowing in the Mulga
1978
single work
criticism
— Appears in: Hemisphere , December vol. 22 no. 12 1978; (p. 6-11) Dixon discusses the way in which the colonial writers and artists merged classical allusion and local landscape, so that landscape was conceived 'in iconographic terms; in the manner of a traditional multi-level allegory' (p).
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