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Caroline Amos retraces the colonial Tasmanian journeys of Jorgen Jorgenson through a series of visual narratives. She scoured historic townships and cemeteries throughout the state to obtain graphite rubbings from headstones of people connected to Jorgensen. Jorgensen left no physical footprint other than the written word. Through a series of visual ‘relics’ the artist aims to illustrate the stories of those connections. Caroline Amos retraces the colonial Tasmanian journeys of Jorgen Jorgenson through a series of visual narratives. She scoured historic townships and cemeteries throughout the state to obtain graphite rubbings from headstones of people connected to Jorgensen. Jorgensen left no physical footprint other than the written word. Through a series of visual ‘relics’ the artist aims to illustrate the stories of those connections. -- Tasmanian Arts Guide Exhibition presented at Allport Library and Museum of Fine Arts, 91 Murray Street, Hobart, Tasmania.

['Jørgen Jürgensen (Danish, b.1780, d.1841)']