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Vincent Sheldon (1895–1945)

The stone crusher.

(1928)

etching

Leonard R. Squirrell (1893–1979)

The Stone Quarry.

Roland Robinson (1912–1992)

The stone tjurunga

(1956)

Artist: Gerard, Johannes C. | Title: The stones and lines of To-Jiin (Kyoto) [no. 7080] | Date: 1993 | Technique: linocut, printed in black ink, from one block

Johannes C. Gerard (1959–)

The stones and lines of To-Jiin (Kyoto) [no. 7080]

(1993)

linocut

Mary Macqueen (1912–1994)

The Stony Rises.

Mary Macqueen (1912–1994)

The stony rises

(1969)

lithograph

A.H. Fullwood (1863–1930)

The Storm.

Artist: French, Len. | Title: The storm. | Technique: lithograph | Copyright: © Leonard French. Licensed by VISCOPY, Australia

Len French (1928–2017)

The storm.

lithograph

A.H. Fullwood (1863–1930)

The Storm Cloud.

James Crisp (1879–1962)

The Story.

etching

James Crisp (1879–1962)

The Story.

James Crisp (1879–1962)

The Story.

etching

Artist: Fisher, John | Title: The story behind the picture. | Technique: audio tape

John Fisher (1921–)

The story behind the picture.

audio tape

Artist: Fisher, John | Title: The story behind the picture.

John Fisher (1921–)

The story behind the picture.

John Fisher (1921–)

The story in behind the picture!.

((1982))

Charles Conder (1868–1909)

The story of Beauty and the Beast..

(1908)

photo-lithographs

Artist: Wallace-Crabbe, Kenneth. | Title: The story of Otto or how they fissioned the atom. | Date: 1976 | Technique: lineblocks; letterpress text | Copyright: Courtesy the estate of Kenneth Wallace-Crabbe

Kenneth Wallace-Crabbe (1900–1984)

The story of Otto or how they fissioned the atom.

(1976)

lineblocks; letterpress text

Artist: Lightbody, Graham. | Title: The story of whoopsie. | Date: 1980 | Technique: screenprint, printed in colour, from five stencils | Copyright: Courtesy Graham Lightbody

Graham Lightbody (1979–)

The story of whoopsie.

(1980)

screenprint

W.P. Robins (1882–1959)

The Stour Near Manningtree.

Allan Jordan (1898–1982)

The stragglers.