Hawkins, William Webster, 1842-1918 :My visit to Whareama. My cousin James Yorke, Mr Andrew and myself passing the evening round Mr Andrew's nailcan of charcoal. In my opinion - although I may be prejudiced - rather a bad substitute for a fire in the middle of winter. [1867]

The artist (on the right, seated on the bed) and two other men, his cousin James Yorke (centre) and "Parson" Rev. John C. Andrew (left, with a beard) seated around a firebox, warming their hands, and smoking pipes. Smoke is coming out of the top of the firebox. A candle on top of a table lights the scene. The location is likely to be Ica Station, Castlepoint.

Quantity: 1 drawing(s).

Physical Description: Ink, 100 x 205 mm

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