Print - "Sandilands" by Howard Bradfield
1975black and white sketch
Sandilands, an 1840s homestead in Busselton - a single-storey wattle and daub rural homestead, built in vernacular Victorian Georgian style.
Built by Charles Bussell, one of the original settlers from Augusta who founded the Vasse region, it was originally intended to be an Inn due to its position on the road to Bunbury. However, it soon became a private residence and remained in the Bussell family for a century.
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Sandilands - Busselton. Howard Bradfield 1975
Howard Bradfield, born in Fremantle, is an established Western Australian artist and educator with an extensive background in sculpture and, historically, printmaking, including a 1975 print titled "Sandilands - Busselton". Based in the South West, he has extensive experience teaching at TAFE and University levels.
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