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Geoffrey Harvey (1954–)

Sydney wall

(1978)

photo-screenprint

Lionel Lindsay (1874–1961)

Sydney Waterside.

Artist: Stejskal, Josef Lada. | Title: Sydney Youth Orchestra 1990 Concert Series. Concert Hall Sydney Opera House. | Date: 1990 | Technique: offset-lithograph, printed in black ink, from one plate

Josef Lada Stejskal (1945–)

Sydney Youth Orchestra 1990 Concert Series. Concert Hall Sydney Opera House.

(1990)

offset-lithograph

Artist: Beyer, Charles | Title: Sydney à son origine and Caserne à Sydney [Sydney at its origin and Barracks in Sydney] | Date: 1835 | Technique: engraving, printed in black ink, from one steel plate

Charles Beyer (1792–1863)

Sydney à son origine and Caserne à Sydney [Sydney at its origin and Barracks in Sydney]

(1835)

engraving

Artist: Beyer, Charles | Title: Sydney à son origine. [Sydney at its origin] | Date: 1835 | Technique: engraving, printed in black ink, from one steel plate

Charles Beyer (1792–1863)

Sydney à son origine. [Sydney at its origin]

(1835)

engraving

Elizabeth Rooney (1929–2016)

Sydney's Looking Good No. 1 50 Suddenly in 1971 the Wreckers and/or Developers' hoardings started blossoming! To divert attention from the happening behind, above and below?.

Elizabeth Rooney (1929–2016)

Sydney's Looking Good No. 2 50 William St, 1971-72, I think. Hoarding designs becoming more important as wrecking takes over the city - every street looks alike otherwise.

Elizabeth Rooney (1929–2016)

Sydney's Looking Good No. 3 50 William St, still, I think. Wrecking becoming more ferocious, noise, dirt adding to confusion. Being pushed aside by construction workers is part of the game. Yes, it is/was William St. There goes Whisky au Go Go.

Elizabeth Rooney (1929–2016)

Sydney's Looking Good No. 4 50 1971-2. Trapped in endless Developers' cloisters. Through a break in the traffic the sign reads "livetti SUM" with the arrow indicating the total direction.

Elizabeth Rooney (1929–2016)

Sydney's Looking Good No. 5 50 1971-2. It must be York St. Those school children on the daily trip to and fro will either have permanently damaged eyes, ears, lungs, etc., or conditioning for the next 40 years of "progress".

Elizabeth Rooney (1929–2016)

Sydney's Looking Good No. 6 50 H is for? Holes, Hooks, Hell!!!.

Elizabeth Rooney (1929–2016)

Sydney's Looking Good No. 7 50 1972. There goes the Tank Stream among other things. The Battle must end soon - Ruthless Brutality will win. We can't take much more. Old Sydney nearly all gone.

Elizabeth Rooney (1929–2016)

Sydney's Looking Good No. 8 50 The Battle is over! Dare we hope? No - it has only stopped temporarily. Shortage of funds? Jack Mundey? A moment of mourning for a murdered city?.

Sydney Ure Smith (1887–1949)

Sydney, from Bay Road.

John Goodchild (1898–1980)

Sydney, from Bradley's Head.

John Goodchild (1898–1980)

Sydney, from Milson's Point. | Sydney, from Milsom's Point [sic].

(1930s?)

etching

Artist: Prout, John Skinner | Title: Sydney, from Mrs. Darling's Point. | Date: 1842 | Technique: lithograph, printed in colour inks, from two stones (black image, buff tint)

John Skinner Prout (1805–1876)

Sydney, from Mrs. Darling's Point.

(1842)

lithograph

Artist: Terry, F.C. | Title: Sydney, from Old Point Piper Road | Date: 1855 | Technique: engraving, printed in black ink, from one steel plate

F.C. Terry (1825–1869)

Sydney, from Old Point Piper Road | Australian Keepsake

(1855)

engraving

Artist: Shirlow, John. | Title: Sydney, from Taronga Park | Date: 1918 | Technique: etching, printed in black ink, from one copper plate

John Shirlow (1869–1936)

Sydney, from Taronga Park

(1918)

etching

F.C. Terry (1825–1869)

Sydney, from the old Point Piper Road. | Australian Keepsake 1855

(1855)

engraving