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  • Sarah Kay 1830 – 1906

    Acacia pycnantha

    1882
    watercolour on paper
    Accession no: 20078P36.29
    On display, Gallery 1
  • Sarah Kay 1830 – 1906

    Acacia pycnantha and Briza maxima

    c.1880s
    watercolour on paper
    Accession no: 20078P36.42
    On display, Gallery 1
  • Julie Blyfield 1957

    Acacia vessel

    2007
    silver
    Accession no: 20077A33A
    On display, Gallery 1
  • Joyce Waterhouse 1887 – 1966 , Harley Telford 1876 – 1953 , Keen 19th - 20th century

    Acacia Well, East MacDonnell Ranges

    1931
    gelatin-silver photograph
    Accession no: 20114Ph13.86
  • Fred Williams 1927 – 1982

    Acacias

    1977/1978
    lithograph, printed on pale beige tint stone on paper
    Accession no: 20172G19
  • Morris & Co. (manufacturer) 1861 – 1940 , John Henry Dearle (designer) 1859 – 1932 , Mary Isobel Barr Smith (embroiderer) 1863 – 1941

    Acanthus portière

    1890s
    silk embroidery on linen
    Accession no: 961A1
  • Morris & Co. (manufacturer) 1861 – 1940 , William Morris (designer) 1834 – 1896 , Jeffrey & Company (printer) 1836 – 1930

    Acanthus wallpaper

    c.1900
    colour woodcut on paper
    Accession no: 924A12

  • Account of battle of Kagoshima (Kagoshima gunki no zu)

    1877
    woodblock prints; ink and colours on paper (triptych)
    Accession no: 20233G65(a-c)
  • Ann Newmarch 1945 – 2022

    Ace of Spades

    1977
    colour screenprint on paper
    Accession no: 781G5
  • C. R. W. Nevinson 1889 – 1946

    Acetylene welder

    1917
    lithograph on paper
    Accession no: 202G34
  • Sarah Kay 1830 – 1906

    Acianthus

    c.1880s
    watercolour on paper
    Accession no: 20078P36.12
    On display, Gallery 1
  • Sarah Kay 1830 – 1906

    Acianthus

    1882
    watercolour on paper
    Accession no: 20078P36.20
    On display, Gallery 1
  • Peter Drew 1983

    Ackbar Khan

    2016
    screenprint, printed in black, blue inks on paper
    Accession no: 20167G107
  • C Douglas Richardson 1853 – 1932

    Acrasia or the Enchanted Bower

    1889
    oil on canvas
    Accession no: 20157P63
  • Barbara Hanrahan 1939 – 1991

    Acrobat

    1983
    colour screenprint on paper
    Accession no: 20142G12
  • Japan

    Acrobatic feats

    1880
    albumen print, hand coloured mounted on card
    Accession no: 20222Ph243
  • Rick Amor 1948

    Across History

    2001
    lithograph printed on buff paper
    Accession no: 20176G109
  • H. H. Tilbrook 1848 – 1937

    Across the craters, Mount Gambier

    c.1900
    gelatin-silver photograph
    Accession no: 20041RJN43.29
  • H. H. Tilbrook 1848 – 1937

    Across the craters, Mount Gambier

    1898/1819
    gelatin-silver photograph (stereograph)
    Accession no: 20041RJN152
  • Lloyd Rees 1895 – 1988

    Across the harbour

    1917/1922
    oil on canvas
    Accession no: 20185P92
  • Toyohara Kunichika 1835 – 1900

    Act 7: The Ichiriki Teahouse in Gion

    1865
    woodblock print; ink and colour on paper (triptych)
    Accession no: 20233G49(a-c)
  • Utagawa Hiroshige 1797 – 1858

    Act 9 (Kyudanme)

    1834/1839
    woodblock print, ink and colour on paper
    Accession no: 712G7
  • William Kentridge 1955

    Act IV Scene 7

    1996/1997
    etching, aquatint, drypoint, roulette and burnisher on paper
    Accession no: 20154G110
  • Khadim Ali 26 February 1978

    Actor 3

    2017/2018
    gouache, gold leaf and ink on paper
    Accession no: 20233P17
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