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  • Angkuna Baker c1934

    Areyonga

    2020
    synthetic polymer paint on linen
    Accession no: 20223P87
  • Angkuna Baker c1934

    Areyonga

    2020
    synthetic polymer paint on linen
    Accession no: 20223P88
  • Angkuna Baker c1934

    Areyonga

    2020
    synthetic polymer paint on linen
    Accession no: 20223P89
  • Angkuna Baker c1934

    Areyonga

    2020
    synthetic polymer paint on linen
    Accession no: 20223P90
  • Angkuna Baker c1934

    Areyonga

    2021
    synthetic polymer paint on linen
    Accession no: 20223P86
  • after Hans Bol (designer) 1534 – 1593 , Aegidius Sadeler II (publisher) c.1570 – 1629

    Argus slain by Murcury

    1601
    engraving on paper
    Accession no: 084G239
  • Hoda Afshar 1983

    Ari Sirwan – Manus Island

    2018
    inkjet archival print
    Accession no: 20223Ph290
  • Kenneth Noland 1924 – 2010

    Aries Solo

    1972
    synthetic polymer paint on canvas
    Accession no: 729P10
  • Sydney Ball 29 October 1933 – 5 March 2017

    Arion

    1978
    colour screenprint on paper
    Accession no: 791G2
  • Georges Rouault 1871 – 1958

    "Arise, you dead"

    1927; published 1948
    aquatint, roulette, drypoint over heliogravure on paper
    Accession no: 586G157
  • Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec 1864 – 1901

    Aristide Bruant

    1893
    lithograph on paper
    Accession no: 562G1
  • Master MZ (Matthäus Zaisinger?) active c.1500 - 1503

    Aristotle and Phyllis

    1500-03
    engraving on paper
    Accession no: 967G82
  • Alfred Wilkinson 1869 – 1940

    Arkaba Creek

    c 1927
    bromoil photograph
    Accession no: Ph19
  • Angelina Ngal Pwerle 1946

    Arlparra - Mother's Country

    2006
    synthetic polymer paint on linen
    Accession no: 20073P8
  • Jan Sadeler I 1550 – 1600 , after Jan van der Straet 1523 – 1605

    Arma

    1597
    engraving on paper
    Accession no: 084G682
  • Tiwi Design est. 1969 , Bede Tungutalum (designer) 1952 , Giovanni Tipungwuti (designer) 1953 – 1993

    Armbands [length of fabric]

    designed early 1980s; printed 2003
    screenprint on cotton
    Accession no: 20065A71A
  • Chinese cabinet-maker, Victoria

    Armchair

    c 1870
    Australian red cedar (Toona ciliata), Australian blackwood (Acacia melanoxylon), bone
    Accession no: 898F11A
    On display, Gallery 3
  • Morris & Co. (manufacturer) 1861 – 1940 , John Henry Dearle (designer of fabric) 1859 – 1932

    Armchair with 'Persian brocatel' upholstery

    c 1890
    woven silk upholstery on padded frame, wool & silk fringe, cotton & silk braid, American walnut (Juglans sp.) legs
    Accession no: 918F7(a)
    On display, Gallery 18
  • Barbara Hanrahan 1939 – 1991

    Armistice Day

    1979
    gouache, pen & ink on paper
    Accession no: 801D3
  • attributed to James Ricalton

    Army cooks boiled rice, Port Arthur

    1904-05
    Print on stereo viewer card
    Accession no: 20222Ph266
  • Nobukazu Yōsai 1872 – 1944

    Army Officers meeting with the Chinese in a Palace

    1894
    colour woodblock print on paper
    Accession no: 20196G68
  • William Westall 1781 – 1850

    Arnhem Land

    1803
    pencil on paper
    Accession no: 993D3
  • Gloria Tamerre Petyarre 1938 – 2021

    Arnkerrthe

    1997
    colour screenprint on paper
    Accession no: 20154G103
  • Horace Trenerry 1899 – 1958

    Aroona Valley, Flinders Ranges

    1930
    oil on paperboard
    Accession no: 766P24
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