Louise Tomlinson 'The Grass Castle King ' - etching on paper bright & vivid Durack tells the story of

Durack tells the story of her grandfather

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Louise Tomlinson 'The Grass Castle King ' - etching on paper bright & vivid Durack tells the story ofIn Grass Castle King, Louise Tomlinson evokes a haunted landscape. The work takes its title from Dame Mary Duracks 1959 book of the same name. In it, Durack tells the story of her grandfather, an Irish immigrant who led a fleet of drovers as they brought their cattle on hoof from the tropical north. The book is noted for its portrayal of women in the pastoral industry and the respect shared between the pastoralists and local Indigenous population.