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Artist: SUTINER, Asko | Title: The White Company | Date: 1972 | Technique: screenprint, printed in colour, from multiple stencils

Artist: SUTINER, Asko | Title: The White Company - at home | Date: 1972 | Technique: screenprint, printed in colour, from multiple stencils

Artist: OGILVIE, Helen | Title: The white evening dress | Date: c.1930 | Technique: linocut, printed in colour, from multiple blocks

Artist: LINDSAY, Lionel | Title: The white fan | Date: 1935 | Technique: wood-engraving, printed in black ink, from one block | Copyright: Courtesy of the National Library of Australia

Artist: LINDSAY, Lionel | Title: The white horse | Date: 1923 | Technique: wood-engraving, printed in black ink, from one block | Copyright: Courtesy of the National Library of Australia

Artist: Reynolds, Frederick George. | Title: The white horse | Date: (1928) | Technique: woodcut, printed in black ink, from one block

Artist: LINDSAY, Lionel | Title: The white Peacock | Date: 1924 | Technique: wood-engraving, printed in black ink, from one block | Copyright: Courtesy of the National Library of Australia

Artist: Webb, A.B. | Title: The white sail | Date: 1925 | Technique: woodcut, printed in colour in the Japanese manner, from multiple blocks

Artist: BUNNY, Rupert | Title: (The white sofa). | Date: c.1898 | Technique: monotype, printed in colour, from one zinc plate

Artist: LINDSAY, Lionel | Title: The white stork | Date: 1925 | Technique: wood-engraving, printed in black ink, from one block | Copyright: Courtesy of the National Library of Australia

Artist: Quilty, Ben. | Title: The white ute [A]. | Date: 2004 | Technique: etching and aquatint, printed in black ink, from two plates

Artist: Quilty, Ben. | Title: The white ute [B]. | Date: 2004 | Technique: etching and aquatint, printed in black ink, from two plates

Artist: Megalo International Screenprinting Collective. | Title: The whitewash of the year, Bitumen River Gallery | Date: 1981 | Technique: screenprint, printed in colour, from four stencils

Artist: Honybun, Elizabeth. | Title: The whole story Mildura sculpture colouring book: an artists' book containing eight leaves with card cover, staple-bound. | Date: (1978) | Technique: offset-lithograph on rubber stamps

Artist: Lasisi, David. | Title: The whore | Date: 1976 | Technique: screenprint, printed in brown ink, from one stencil

Artist: Lasisi, David. | Title: The whore | Date: not dated | Technique: screenprint, printed in purple ink, from one stencil

Artist: Fisher, John | Title: The Why, What and How of Education. Sydney, John Fisher, 1978. A book containing [55] pp. | Date: 1978

Artist: Nicholas, William. | Title: The wife (Mrs Baker) | Date: 1847 | Technique: pen-lithograph, printed in black ink, from one plate

Artist: Nicholas, William. | Title: The wife (Mrs William Baker). | Date: 1847 | Technique: pen-lithograph, printed in black ink, from one zinc plate

Artist: Charsley, Fanny Anne. | Title: The wild flowers around Melbourne. | Date: 1867 | Technique: lithographs, printed in black ink, each from one stone; hand-coloured

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