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Dreams never end

by Mousoulis, Bill.

A specific event and how it affects a teenage girl's life. d/Archive

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2007/14/5

Dress made by Gasworks

by Gasworks, Mary and Vicki.

2007/14/4

Dressing the Bride

by Tuck, Marie.

Drinks trolley by George Freedman, Sydney

by Freedman, George Henry.

2009/94/1

Drop in the ocean

by Davie, A..

Other end of the spectrum heads toward Sydney. d/Archive

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Drunk working-class old woman with bottle "taking baby for a walk"

by White, Unk.

(ML Bulletin original).

Dubbed in Venice

by Reid, Milton.

Neurotic beachcombers surf to stardom ...

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Ducks in The Bamboo

by Gill, Murray.

Mixed media on paper, signed lower centre, 74 x 56 cm

Ducks, Iris and Palms

by Gill, Murray.

Mixed media, signed, 73 x 50 cm

Dunally Castle

by Gilfillan, John.

Dunbar: Entrance to Port Jackson

by Thomas, Edmund.

Dymphna Cusack (Mrs Norman Freehill)

by Kahan, Louis.

Felt Tip pen

E. Macwhite

by Kahan, Louis.

Felt Tip pen

E. Morris Miller

by Kahan, Louis.

pen and ink, Felt Tip pen

EUCALYPTA - TOO OLD TO WORK - TOO YOUNG TO DIE?

by Lyndon, Angie.

Each day begins with you

by Coppin, Tyler J.

Get up sleepyhead its a beautiful day. d/Archive

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Eadith Walker

by Goodsir, Agnes.

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Dreams never end

Dreams of Flight

Dreamtime - Machinetime

Dress designed and made by Gasworks

Dress made by Gasworks

Dressing the Bride

Drinks trolley by George Freedman, Sydney

Drop in the ocean

Drunk working-class old woman with bottle "taking baby for a walk"

Dubbed in Venice

Ducks in The Bamboo

Ducks, Iris and Palms

Dunally Castle

Dunbar: Entrance to Port Jackson

Dymphna Cusack (Mrs Norman Freehill)

E. Macwhite

E. Morris Miller

EUCALYPTA - TOO OLD TO WORK - TOO YOUNG TO DIE?

Each day begins with you

Eadith Walker

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