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Title: Alison Alder, Bitumen River Gallery, Canberra, 1981.

Artist: Butler, Roger | Title: Andrew Mac, James Dodd and Din Heagney, speakers at the 5th Australian Print Symposium, National Gallery of Australia, Canberra, 2004. | Date: 2004

Artist: Tremblay, Theo. | Title: Andrew Margalulu (left) and Philip Gudthay Kudthay, painting on stone at the Theo Trenblay print workshop, Ramingining, April 1997. | Date: April 1997

Artist: Tremblay, Theo. | Title: Andrew Margalulu at Bula Bula Arts with lithographic stones for Theo Trenblay print workshop, Ramingining, April 1997. | Date: April 1997

Artist: Tremblay, Theo. | Title: Andrew Margalulu drawing 'The Journey [to Darwin] on lithographic stone, Theo Trenblay print workshop, Ramingining, April 1997. | Date: April 1997

Title: Angela Cavalleri, Australian printmaker, Angela with work.

Artist: PRINT COUNCIL OF AUSTRALIA | Title: Anne Rowland, Ballarat Art Gallery, showing prints from trhe collection at the Big Day Out organised by the Print Council of Australia, 25 February 2017. | Date: 2017

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