Joseph Banks 'Florilegium Syzygium Suborbiculare (Bentham) Eugenia Cymosa- Plate 125' - collected by James landscape 'Tabula Rasa 2' 2004

'Tabula Rasa 2' 2004

It is perhaps a trace of the old Ghan Railway Line

'Where Crimson Parrots Call' 1989

'Tibooburra Gold' 1989

Inscribed in pen in margins: Peter Lawson

Joseph Banks 'Florilegium Syzygium Suborbiculare (Bentham) Eugenia Cymosa- Plate 125' - collected by James landscape 'Tabula Rasa 2' 2004To 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