Van Diemens Land, Evans 1821 - hand coloured stretched canvas - ready to hang Size:60x75 cm / 24x30″ showing it to be an

showing it to be an island

based on Cook's map of the region

from the point of landfall near the present-day Derwent River

then hand coloured in the style of the period and digitally printed on high quality 300gsm coated canvas - stretched on a 3 cm thick frame from FSC certified wood - ready to hang

Australia and the South Pacific

Van Diemens Land, Evans 1821 - hand coloured stretched canvas - ready to hang Size:60x75 cm / 24x30″ showing it to be anComplete map of Van Diemens Land drawn by the Surveyor General, G. W. Evans. First discovered by the Dutch navigator, Tasman in 1642, this coast appeared on maps of the region for more than 150 years nominally connected to the mainland until Bass and Flinders mapped Bass Strait in 1798, showing it to be an island. Reproduced from the original chart, then hand coloured in the style of the period and digitally printed on high quality 300gsm coated