A corroboree of natives in Mills Plains 1832

"A Corroboree of Natives in Mills Plains" (1832) by John Glover captures a serene moment in the Australian landscape. The painting showcases Indigenous Australians engaged in a corroboree, a traditional dance, around a campfire at dusk. Glover, a prominent landscape painter, portrays the scene with meticulous detail and a romantic sensibility. The warm light of the setting sun bathes the landscape in a soft glow, highlighting the native flora and fauna. The composition emphasizes the peaceful harmony of the scene, highlighting the unique beauty of the Australian wilderness and its indigenous inhabitants.