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Artist: Jurrah, Roger. | Title: Scabies Dogs Out (red stencil) | Date: 1990 | Technique: screenprint, printed in colour, from three stencils

Artist: McMahon, Marie. | Title: Scabies Dogs Out (yellow stencil) | Date: 1990 | Technique: screenprint, printed in colour, from three stencils

Artist: Menpes, Mortimer. | Title: (Scaffolding on a cathedral) | Technique: etching and drypoint, printed in brown ink, from one plate

Artist: Lowe, Geoff. | Title: Scan paths | Date: 1986 | Technique: lithograph, printed in colour, from two stones [or plates] with screenprint

Artist: NICOLSON, Noel | Title: Scapegoat | Date: 1994 | Technique: lithograph, printed in black and brown ink, from two stones

Artist: NICOLSON, Noel | Title: Scapegoat II | Date: 1994 | Technique: lithograph, printed in brown ink, from one stone

Artist: Ratas, Vaclovas. | Title: Scarborough bus | Date: 1952 | Technique: wood-engraving, printed in black ink, from one block

Artist: Cilento, Margaret. | Title: Scarecrow. | Date: 1951 | Technique: colour engraving, aquatint, stencil and printed with plate-tone

Artist: FEINT, Adrian | Title: Scarf dance. | Date: 1924 | Technique: etching, printed in black ink, from one plate | Copyright: Courtesy the Estate of Adrian Feint

Artist: Kelly, William. | Title: Scarfers | Technique: etching and aquatint, printed in black ink, from one plate | Copyright: © William Kelly

Artist: Lewin, J.W. | Title: Scarlet & black warbler. | Date: 16 December 1804 | Technique: etching, printed in black ink, from one copper plate; hand-coloured

Artist: Stejskal, Josef Lada. | Title: Scarp: A journal of the arts featuring poetry, short stories, prose pieces, line drawings, cartoons ... University of Wollongong. | Date: 1982 | Technique: offset-lithograph

Artist: Gibson, Peter. | Title: Scene from after the awakening | Date: 1991 | Technique: lithograph, printed in black ink, from one stone

Artist: Angas, George French. | Title: Scene on the Coorong, near Lake Albert. | Date: 1846-47 | Technique: lithograph, printed in colour, from multiple stones; varnish highlights by brush

Artist: Phillip-Stephan Photo-Litho. and Typographic Process Co. Ltd. | Title: Scene on the Erskine River | Date: c.1887 | Technique: Lithograph, printed in colour, from one photographic and multiple hand-drawn stones

Artist: Lycett, Joseph. | Title: Scene up the River Huon. Van Diemen's Land. | Date: 1 May 1825 (imprint) | Technique: etching, aquatint and roulette, printed in black ink, from one copper plate; hand-coloured

Artist: Sachs, Bernhard. | Title: Scenes from the Amnesia Zone | Date: 1985 | Technique: screenprint

Artist: Crooke, Ray. | Title: Scenes from the life of Christ. | Date: 1957 | Technique: screenprint, printed in colour, from two stencils

Artist: Bragge, Anita. | Title: Schafporling | Date: 1999, November | Technique: etching, drypoint and aquatint, printed in colour, from multiple plates

Artist: Conder, Charles. | Title: Schaunard's studio. | Date: 1904 | Technique: transfer-lithograph, printed in red ink, from one stone

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