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A view looking north to Sydney Cove and Port Jackson, the chief British settlement in New South Wales, Australia, circa 1792. Painting by Thomas Watling (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

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Hulton Archive
Early Settlement

Media ID 9871231

© 2007 Getty Images

18th Century Arts Culture And Entertainment Australian Aborigine Culture Australian Culture Black Black And White British Culture Canoe Consumerproduct Cultures Full Length Human Interest Huty 15920 Looking Medium Group Of People New South Wales Sailing Ship Sydney Chief Port Jackson Settlement Sydney Cove


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This print takes us back to the 18th century, offering a glimpse into the early settlement of Sydney Cove and Port Jackson in New South Wales, Australia. The painting by Thomas Watling beautifully captures the essence of this historic moment. As we look at the image, our eyes are drawn to the vast landscape stretching before us. The coastline is visible in the distance, with its rugged beauty contrasting against the calm waters of Port Jackson. A sailing ship gracefully glides across these waters, symbolizing Britain's presence as they established their chief settlement in this new land. Intriguingly, a medium group of people can be seen onshore near Sydney Cove. Among them are Australian Aborigines peacefully coexisting with British settlers - an important reminder of the diverse cultures that shaped Australia's history. A canoe rests on the shore nearby, representing both Aboriginal traditions and early modes of transportation. The print exudes a sense of exploration and adventure as it transports us back to a pivotal time in Australian history. It serves as a testament to how far this nation has come since its humble beginnings as a British colony. With its rich historical significance and stunning visual composition, this artwork from Hulton Archive offers viewers an opportunity to reflect upon Australia's past while appreciating its natural beauty.

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