Brisbane Ipswich Coochin Coochin Cunninghams Gap Glengallan Westbrook Drayton Pilton Goomburra Gladfield Franklyn Vale Cressbrook Rosalie Plains Cecil Plains Yandilla Canning Downs Killarney Warwick Ballandean to New England The Pyramids (Terrawambella) Complete List of Works in the Exhibition		Warwick The name Warwick was chosen by the Leslie family. At the time of Martens’s visit it was a small township, but with a population of 267, but it was still the largest town on the Darling Downs. It was built on the Condamine River, though the river banks were subject to flooding. Full screen Martens, Conrad England/Australia 1801–78 Warwick from the right bank of the “Condamine”, March 12th 1852 1852 Pencil 17.8 x 29.9cm Collection: Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales The town was eventually moved further west to higher ground, as the river flats in the foreground are subject to flooding. Warwick is on the left bank of the river but was viewed by Martens from the right bank. Print friendly version