Explore the historical artistry of John Skinner Prout with this superb matted engraving titled "Quarantine Burial Ground Port Jackson". Created in 1874, this original piece captures the solemn essence of the era with its detailed depiction of a tree, set against the colonial style preferences of the time. The engraving is a testament to Prout's skill, offering viewers a glimpse into Australia's past through his finely crafted art.

This piece is produced using traditional engraving techniques on high-quality paper, ensuring both the preservation and authenticity of the artwork. It is presented in a landscape orientation, allowing for a broad visual impact. While this artwork is not accompanied by a certificate of authenticity, its provenance and the reputation of John Skinner Prout attest to its value and significance.

A.Wilmore

12x10 inches includes matting

8x6 inches actual artwork size

Covered in wrap to protect