Eulalie Wood

Also known as Eulalie Lambelet, née Lambelet Eulalie Wood
  • Artist (Printmaker),
  • Artist (Draughtsman)
lithographer and drawing teacher, arrived at Hobart Town on 13 June 1829, and brought what was claimed at the time to be the first lithographic press in Van Diemen's Land.
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Citations

  • Craig, C. (1964), 'Old Tasmanian Prints’, Launceston.

  • Darragh, T.A. (1990), 'The Establishment and Development of Engraving and Lithography in Melbourne to the Time of the Gold Rush’, Willow Bend, NSW.

  • (1829), Colonial Times, November, 6.

  • (1842), Launceston Examiner, May, 18.

  • Craig, C. (1984), 'More Old Tasmanian Prints’, Launceston.

  • (1830), Colonial Times, April, 30.

  • (1833), Colonial Times, October, 8.

Initial data sources

  • The Dictionary of Australian Artists: painters, sketchers, photographers and engravers to 1870

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