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99/6/33 Outfit, pants/ shirt/ vest/ head wrap/ hat/shoes, womens, cotton, Jenny Kee/ Rainbow Fabrics, Australia/ Italy, 1982

by Kee, Jenny.

99/6/33

Bubble Wrap

by Albada, Duke.

Public art installation

Just for kicks, The fruits of July, two thousand and nine: a 28 page book with 26 hand drawn illustrations, wrapped up into a neat little package for convenience and enjoyment

by Waldron, Nina.

Victoria: N. Waldron, 1 v.: ill.; 15cm. x 22cm.

Works on paper

Land Field wrap

by Williamson, Liz.

Collection in Powerhouse Museum, Sydney

The magnanimous beige wrap part 1 - (contraption)

by Netto, Vanila.

(W)RAPT: Wearable Talismans for Today's World

by Gordon, Robyn.

A wrathful of God I

by McIntyre, Arthur.

59 x 40.5 cm

Oil stick on paper

Wrathall, Nick
Wrattenbullie

by Gore, William Thomas.

(Henry Wray)

by Le Mesurier, William Henry.

Portrait sketch

Wray, E. M.
Late colonial period Brisbane political cartoonist. Possibly the cartoonist "Monte" Scott.
Wray, Henry, b. 1826
Sketcher, architect and Royal Engineer born in England. Resident of Ireland, Gibraltar, Western Australia, Malta and Japan.
Wreath

by Gillings, Jane.

This work was exhibited in Bondi Sculpture by the Sea, 2007.

Wreath of flowers on Bristol board

by Black, Helen.

A wreck on the shore

by Power, John Joseph Wardell.

41.0 h x 61.0 w cm

oil on canvas

Drop-scene 'View of King Island and the Wreck of the Cataraqui'

by Opie, Edward.

Displayed between two plays at the Theatre Royal on 25 September 1845.

Fishing near a wreck; Aborigines plundering the wreck if the William Wise

by Ffarington, Richard Atherton.

For a full description of this work see Dufour, G. and Tilbrook, L. (1986) p. 33. The Perth Gazette reported the William Wise, a coastal ...

watercolour and pencil, 26.4 x 17 cm

James Johnson, survivor of the wreck of the Dunbar

by Glaister, Thomas.

Off to the Wreck

by Campbell, Malcolm A..

Port Molle of the NE Coast, Where the Remains of a Wreck Was Discovered, March 27th 1843

by Porcher, Edwin Augustus.