Watercolour drawings by John William Lewin
Watercolour drawings by John William Lewin from his trip with Governor Macquarie over the Blue Mountains in 1814. In 1814, Lewin accompanied Governor Macquarie on his first trip over the Blue Mountains. Lewin painting the grand, sweeping views, the treacherous new road, the camps in the bush and the extensive, fertile grassy plains they reached on the other side. Lewin's watercolours of this expedition are now held by the State Library of New South Wales, most are in this eMag.
Watercolour drawings by John William Lewin from his trip with Governor Macquarie over the Blue Mountains in 1814.
In 1814, Lewin accompanied Governor Macquarie on his first trip over the Blue Mountains. Lewin painting the grand, sweeping views, the treacherous new road, the camps in the bush and the extensive, fertile grassy plains they reached on the other side. Lewin's watercolours of this expedition are now held by the State Library of New South Wales, most are in this eMag.
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Cox's Pass with Expedition resting
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