The Wollomombi Gorge is one of Australia’s deepest gorges, carved by the Wollomombi River through the dramatic escarpment of the New England Tableland in northern New South Wales. Plunging some 220 metres to the valley floor below, the gorge is located in a World Heritage Area within Oxley Wild Rivers National Park approximately 40 kilometres east of Armidale. In William Robinson's Wollomombi G…

Provenance

Philip Bacon Galleries, Brisbane; Private collection, Brisbane (purchased from the above)

Literature

'William Robinson,' Philip Bacon Galleries, Brisbane, 2009, cat. 12