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The Etched Work of John Shirlow.

The etched work of Sydney Long A.R.E.: A complete catalogue of his etchings,

The etchings, lecture notes and writings of Victor Cobb 1876-1945.

The Europeans: Émigré artists in Australia 1930-1960.

The Fables of Aesop. With text and 15 woodcuts by John Ryrie.

The Gates of Dawn.

The Lionel Lindsay Centenary Exhibition.

The mangle wheel: My life.

The oil paintings of E. Phillips Fox in the National Gallery of Australia.

The Prints [of Thea Proctor]; Introduced and Catalogued by Roger Butler.

The prints of Margaret Preston : A catalogue raisonne.

The prints of Margaret Preston: A catalogue raisonne.

The Streets as Art Galleries - Walls sometimes speak: Poster art in Australia.

The Sydney Scene in the 1960s.

The Woodcuts of Victor E. Cobb 1876-1945.

Thomas Ham, Pioneer Engraver, Publisher, etc.

To Book-binders, To be sold cheap, for cash, A most complete book-binders establishment ... .

Tom Garrett: The Rogowski collection.

Tony Coleing: 40 Drawings from 1993.

Torres Strait Islander printmaking.

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