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The first woman printer in Australia - Ann Howe (1802-1842) - The New South Wales Gazette 1833 Engravings who spent 2 years living

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who spent 2 years living with the Tupinamba Indians in The Amazon jungle after being captured by them

Gekko’s name “moonlight” reflects the ethereal and dreamlike format of his compositions

The Portuguese spice fleet - on which Linschoten sailed - is pictured anchoring at the Island

Leaf 19 - St Cecilia

The first woman printer in Australia - Ann Howe (1802-1842) - The New South Wales Gazette 1833 Engravings who spent 2 years livingThe earliest Australian newspaper printed by a woman "The New South Wales Gazette" Volume II 1832 3 Sydney: Printed by Ann Howe, 1833 Folio. Numbers 4495. 537 pages (complete) Text printed in two columns with drop head titles and engraved arms at the start of each issue. Later handwritten content leaf at start of volume. Small loss of text to no. 62. Nos. 72 and 73 mis bound. Occasional stains and foxing to interior but overall very good. Contemporary

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