Jeanette James – Echidna quill and silver earrings Tasmanian artist An armoury of aardvarks to

An armoury of aardvarks to a dazzle of zebras

A history since 1803 by Lyndall Ryan

This Catalogue Raisonne comprehensively addresses the many aspects of Bea Maddock‘s work

Life size guide to the scats of Tasmanian native mammals

Tasmania still has large tracts of wilderness across which wild animals can move freely

Jeanette James – Echidna quill and silver earrings Tasmanian artist An armoury of aardvarks toTasmanian Aboriginal woman Aunty Jeanette James learnt the cultural tradition of stringing shells from her mother Auntie Corrie Fullard. Aunty Jeanette has a permit to collect the Echidna quills from roadkill. Earrings approximately 50mm long. Made in Tasmania. Stand for display purposes only.