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The Art of M. Napier Waller.

The Art of Margaret Preston.

The Art of Rupert Bunny: In the Australian National Gallery.

The Colour prints of Bresslern-Roth: Printmaker of the 1920s.

The complete etchings of Norman Lindsay.

The establishment and development of engravings and lithography in Melbourne to the time of the gold rush.

The Etched Work of John Shirlow.

The Etched Work of Sydney Long A.R.E.

The Etchings, Lecture Notes and Writings of Victor Cobb 1876-1945.

The Europeans: Émigré artists in Australia 1930-1960.

The Fables of Aesop. With text and 15 woodcuts by John Ryrie.

The Gates of Dawn.

The Lionel Lindsay Centenary Exhibition.

The mangle wheel: My life.

The oil paintings of E. Phillips Fox in the National Gallery of Australia.

The Prints [of Thea Proctor]; Introduced and Catalogued by Roger Butler.

The prints of Margaret Preston : a catalogue raisonne.

The prints of Margaret Preston: A catalogue raisonne.

The Streets as Art Galleries - Walls sometimes speak: Poster art in Australia.

The Woodcuts of Victor E. Cobb 1876-1945.

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