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Mr White, Harris and Laing with a Party of Soldiers Visiting Botany Bay Colebee at

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Mr White, Harris and Laing with a Party of Soldiers Visiting Botany Bay Colebee at

BAL116096 Mr White, Harris and Laing with a Party of Soldiers Visiting Botany Bay Colebee at that Place when Wounded near Botany Bay, c.1790 (w/c on paper) by Port Jackson Painter, (fl.1788-92); 26.6x42.8 cm; British Museum, London, UK; English, out of copyright

Media ID 12712295

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Aborigine Aborigines Camp Fire Natives


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In this print titled "Mr White, Harris and Laing with a Party of Soldiers Visiting Botany Bay Colebee at that Place when Wounded near Botany Bay" we are transported back to the year 1790. The image, created by the Port Jackson Painter, showcases a significant historical moment in Australia's early colonial history. The scene unfolds as Mr White, Harris, and Laing stand alongside a group of soldiers visiting Botany Bay. They are joined by an indigenous man named Colebee who had been wounded near the area. This encounter between settlers and natives offers us a glimpse into the complex relationship that existed during this time. As we observe the print closely, our attention is drawn to Colebee sitting around a campfire with his fellow aborigines. Their presence adds depth and authenticity to this historical documentation. The flickering flames illuminate their faces while they engage in conversation or perhaps share stories passed down through generations. This artwork serves as both an important record of Australian history and an invitation for reflection on the impact colonization had on indigenous communities. It reminds us of the cultural richness that was present before European settlement and encourages dialogue about reconciliation in modern-day Australia. Displayed within the British Museum in London, this piece stands as a testament to preserving diverse narratives from around the world. Its availability out of copyright ensures its accessibility for all those seeking knowledge about our shared pasts without any commercial constraints or limitations imposed upon it.

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