The full title of this 1836 painting by John Glover is "Mills' Plains, Ben Lomond, Ben Loder and Ben Nevis in the distance". And in fact you can make out the distinctive features on the section of the mountain now known as "Carr Villa" with Old Bill's Monument and Misery Bluff. But again it's the foreground that makes this painting unique. Here, a number of years after they were forcibly removed from the land in the "Black War" (1820-1830), Glover paints in an aboriginal camp.
