Joseph Banks 'Florilegium Syzygium Suborbiculare (Bentham) Eugenia Cymosa- Plate 125' - collected by James heide circle

Joseph Banks 'Florilegium Syzygium Suborbiculare (Bentham) Eugenia Cymosa- Plate 125' - collected by James heide circleTo behold a print from Florilegium is to witness history. In 1768, the H. M. S. Endeavour set sail across the Pacific with Captain Cook and botanist Joseph Banks, on a mission to explore and document the natural world. Banks first encountered Syzygium Suborbiculare (Bentham) Eugenia Cymosa on Lizard Island, Australia, in August 1770. This species, with its broad, round leaves, forms large coastal trees in Queensland, the Northern Territory, and New

'3 Amigos ' 2016

and appreciators of the Boyd artistic legacy

Signed: Dedicated

A teenage prodigy turned iconoclast

She is the recipient of the Australian Print Workshop Collie Trust Award

Image Size: 20 x 20 cm

contemporary and landscape art

Signed: Signed lower right Le Miere

numerous state

Accounting for Taste: The Lowensteins Arts Management Collection

book in at the ‘Laurellen’ before the best spots are taken

Image Size: 42 x 31 cm