Australian Art Gallery, The

Australian Art Gallery, The

(by 1938)

Commercial gallery (director James Black?). Located: Australia (SA).

WORKS 61 – 80 of 86 IMAGES ONLY

John Goodchild (1898–1980)

The Blooming Mill, B.H.P., Newcastle.

Helen Farmer (1888–1970)

The broken gate.

F. Sidney Walker (1888–1972)

The bush track.

Artist: Crisp, James. | Title: The gander. | Date: 1924 | Technique: etching, printed in green ink with plate-tone, from one plate

James Crisp (1879–1962)

The gander.

(1924)

etching

Squire Morgan (1886–1974)

The glade.

(1923)

Artist: LONG, Sydney | Title: The lake, Avoca | Date: 1926 | Technique: line-etching and drypoint, printed in brown ink with plate-tone, from one zinc plate | Copyright: Reproduced with the kind permission of the Ophthalmic Research Institute of Australia

Sydney Long (1871–1955)

The lake, Avoca

(1926)

line-etching and drypoint

Sydney Long (1871–1955)

The little boat shed. | The little boatshed.

Alan Douglas Baker (1914–1987)

The Miner.

Alan Douglas Baker (1914–1987)

The model.

Normand H. Baker (1908–1955)

The model.

Squire Morgan (1886–1974)

The Old Bullock Dray.

James Crisp (1879–1962)

The old gateway.

Elaine E. Coglan (1897–1989)

The Old Tree, Middle Harbour, N.S.W.

James Crisp (1879–1962)

The Pigeon Cole.

F. Sidney Walker (1888–1972)

The Populars, Tumut.

Artist: GOODCHILD, John | Title: The port, London | Date: 1928 | Technique: drypoint, printed in black ink, from one plate

John Goodchild (1898–1980)

The port, London | The pool of London | The pool, London

(1928)

drypoint

Artist: LONG, Sydney | Title: The reflected mill | Date: 1919 | Technique: line-etching and aquatint, printed in dark brown ink, from one plate | Copyright: Reproduced with the kind permission of the Ophthalmic Research Institute of Australia

Sydney Long (1871–1955)

The reflected mill

(1919)

line-etching and aquatint

Squire Morgan (1886–1974)

The sliprails.

F. Sidney Walker (1888–1972)

The University, Sydney.

Jessie Traill (1881–1967)

The Wondering Shipley.