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E.S. Lumsden (1883–1948)

The Fruit Shop.

etching

Jessie Mackintosh (1893–1957)

The fruit stall.

(1936 (exhibited))

Jessie Mackintosh (1893–1957)

The fruit stall.x

(c.1938)

Artist: Shearer, Mitzi. | Title: The fruits of our labour | Date: 1980 | Technique: etching and aquatint, printed in black ink, from one plate

Mitzi Shearer (1909–1995)

The fruits of our labour

(1980)

etching and aquatint

Artist: Mantzaris, Diane. | Title: The Fuji-Mart Builder | Date: 1988 | Technique: lithograph, printed in colour, printed from multiple stones [or plates], from computer-generated image | Copyright: © Diane Mantzaris, Licensed by VISCOPY, Australia

Diane Mantzaris (1962–)

The Fuji-Mart Builder

(1988)

lithograph

Edith C. Horrocks (1920–)

The Full Tide, Harbord.

UNKNOWN,

The funeral

(1990)

etching

Christopher Coveny (1846–1941)

The Funeral of Little Nell Kindly let by Miss Mort.

Philip Slager (1755–1815)

The funeral procession of Baggarra, New South Wales.

(1814 (published))

Title: The funnies | Date: 2010

The funnies

(2010)

Muriel Cornish (1893–1945)

The Furnace House.

The future surrounds us now.

(1999)

spit bite etching and stencilling

Artist: Giblin, Caryn. | Title: The future surrounds us now | Date: 1999, October | Technique: spit bite etching and stencilling, printed in colour, from multiple plates; hand-colouring

Caryn Giblin (1999–)

The future surrounds us now

(1999, October)

spit bite etching and stencilling

Artist: Giblin, Caryn. | Title: The future surrounds us now | Date: 1999 | Technique: spit bite etching and stencilling, printed in colour, from multiple plates; hand-colouring

Caryn Giblin (1999–)

The future surrounds us now

(1999)

spit bite etching and stencilling

John Goodchild (1898–1980)

The G.P.O., Adelaide.

A.H. Fullwood (1863–1930)

The G.P.O., Sydney (proof from the London Graphic, March 18, 1893).

Ben Taylor (1960–)

The Gallery [Nolan, Tucker, de Kooning, and others]

etching

Artist: Angas, George French. | Title: The galop for gold. Dedicated to everybody. [Sheet music cover] | Date: 1852 | Technique: lithograph, printed in black ink, from one stone

George French Angas (1822–1886)

The galop for gold. Dedicated to everybody. [Sheet music cover] | The galop [sic] for gold [sheet music cover]

(1852)

lithograph

J. Ward (1920–)

The Gamblers.

etching

Ian Armstrong (1923–2005)

The game.