(after) Angas, George French The Aboriginal Inhabitants Native Tombs and Means of Disposing of their Dead, from 'South Australia Illustrated' Oil Painting Reproduction

Title: The Aboriginal Inhabitants Native Tombs and Means of Disposing of their Dead, from 'South Australia Illustrated'

Painted by: (after) Angas, George French

Orientation: Landscape

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