Advanced Search
73974 results for … adjust search
Results
Volume of 63 Australian Flowers

by Lefroy, Charlotte Anne.

[title-page for volume 2 of the 'Atlas']

by Clayton, Thomas.

Volume and Form

by Valamanesh, Hossein.

Songs of Australia Volume 16 - Shhh, Go Back to Sleep

by Danko, Aleks.

Volume One:MCA Collection

by

Songs of Australia volume 7 (this is as good as it gets)

by Danko, Aleks.

Aleks Danko epic performance was presented in the EAF gallery on 20 May. Rows of arm-banded and blindfolded conscripts chanted 'Australian' mantras ("Rub some of ...

Contempora Fellowship 2002-2004: Aleks Danko: Songs of Australia Volume 16 - Shhh, go back to sleep (an unAustralian dob-in mix)

by Danko, Aleks.

A National Gallery of Victoria Touring Exhibition. The recipient of the inaugural Contempora Fellowship that awards an Australian visual artist $50,000 per annum for a ...

Illustrations for a memorial volume of Adam Lindsay Gordon's poems and other drawings

by Mahood, Marguerite Henriette.

Volunteer

by Starnes, William Henry.

Volunteer Fire Brigade, Ballarat

by Nettleton, Charles.

Volunteer Manoeuvres by Moonlight

by Duckett, Thomas.

Indigenous Community Volunteers, Canberra, ACT
Army Museum Volunteers
Caxton Volunteer Rifle Club in Sydney

by Brothers, Croft.

First Volunteers, Government House

by Lewis, Thomas Harvey.

Attributed (handcoloured photograph)

Great Australian Volute / Voluta Mamilla [sic] half natural size / Tasmanian cone / Balloon Alga / Gliosceion Brownii / Jointed carnation Alga / Grateloupia prolifereii

by M., A..

5/5, Fuenf Vom Fuenften

by Parr, Mike.

The Emetics/Primary Vomit Blue (I am Sick of Art)

by Parr, Mike.

SOLO. Performance

Hartitzsch, Otto Von
Professional photographer, operated a photographic firm in Adelaide from 1867 to 1883. Hartitzsch also worked in partnership with Charles Hanssen.
Stieglitz, Emma von, b. 1807
Painted mainly domestic scenes, von Stieglitz also painted portraits of Tasmanian Aboriginal men and women. The latter were regarded as inferior because they were colonial ...