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Leonard R. Squirrell (1893–1979)

'The Picnic'.

Martin Hardie (1875–1952)

The picnic.

etching

Herbert Gallop (1890–1958)

The picnic, Cattai Creek.

etching

The picture of Sydney and strangers' guide to New South Wales

(1839)

engravings

Jessie Mackintosh (1893–1957)

The Pie Stall.

linocut

Artist: Allen, Joyce. | Title: The Pied Piper. | Date: 1947 | Technique: linocut, printed in black ink, from one block

Joyce Allen (1916–1992)

The Pied Piper.

(1947)

linocut

Christopher Coveny (1846–1941)

The Pied Piper ).

Norman Hetherington (1921–2010)

The Pied Piper.

(2005)

etching and aquatint

Norman Hetherington (1921–2010)

The Pied Piper

(2005)

etching and aquatint

Norman Hetherington (1921–2010)

The Pied Piper.

(2005)

etching and aquatint

Artist: Ranger, Cindy. | Title: The Pied Piper School of Music (large) | Date: 1991, December | Technique: screenprint, printed in black ink, from one stencil

Cindy Ranger (1967–)

The Pied Piper School of Music (large)

(1991, December)

screenprint

Artist: Ranger, Cindy. | Title: The Pied Piper School of Music (small) | Date: 1991, December | Technique: screenprint, printed in black ink, from one stencil

Cindy Ranger (1967–)

The Pied Piper School of Music (small)

(1991, December)

screenprint

Artist: Nicholas, William. | Title: The pieman flying (William Francis King) | Date: 1847 | Technique: pen-lithograph, printed in black ink, from one plate

William Nicholas (1807–1854)

The pieman flying (William Francis King)

(1847)

pen-lithograph

William Hunter (1899–1963)

The Pier. (Williamstown).

D.G. Reid (1862–1933)

The Pig Farm.

John Barclay Godson (1882–1957)

The Pig Gallows.

Artist: MACKELL, Kim | Title: The pig's back | Date: 1985 | Technique: woodcut

Kim Mackell (by 1988)

The pig's back

(1985)

woodcut

James Crisp (1879–1962)

The Pigeon Cole.

James Crisp (1879–1962)

The Pigeon Cote pencil drawing.

pencil drawing

Artist: Miller, Peter. | Title: The pikeman. | Date: 1954 | Technique: linocut, printed in black ink, from one block

Peter Miller (1921–)

The pikeman.

(1954)

linocut