WB Gould greeting card pack Tasmania its arms would never grow

its arms would never grow long enough to reach its mouth

Recommended for Ages: 8+

‘We die we go to heaven

Recommended Age 6+

the thylacine was the world’s largest carnivorous marsupial

WB Gould greeting card pack Tasmania its arms would never growExclusive! Selected from QVMAG fine art collection. WB Gould, painter, arrived in Van Diemen's Land in December 1827 as a convict. In 1829 he was assigned to James Scott, colonial surgeon and amateur botanist in Hobart, and from 1832 to 1833 to Dr William de Little at Macquarie Harbour. During these two periods of assignment Gould produced watercolour studies of botanical specimens. Printed in Tasmania on Ball and Dogget FSC Certified C102086 Ecostar