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English: "Scenery in the swamp of Duroadoo" sketched by Hermann Beckler while on the Victorian Exploring expedition (Burke and Wills expedition)
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Source http://www.burkeandwills.slv.vic.gov.au/category/archives/views-expedition/hermann-becklers-sketches
Author Hermann Beckler (sketches made 1860-1861), died 1914

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