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Woodland Flowers

by Johnstone, Henry James.

Woodland cottage

by Gadsby, Doreen.

26 x 30 cm

Oil on canvas

Woodley, Glenn, b. 1955
Woodley, Pat
image of Woodlock, Natalie
Woodlock, Natalie
Dove, William Woodman, b. 1832
Colonial sketcher and clergyman, who was 'very active' while stationed at Cassilis and Muswellbrook and 'most useful in church decorations'. Inspired by the Illustrated London ...
96/329/1 Australele, wood/metal, The Australele Company of Australia, Sydney, 1930-1939

by The Australele Company of Australia.

96/329/1

H8597 Music stand, wood/metal, A.Neilsen, Australia, 1969.

by Neilsen, Anders.

H8597

93/372/1 Radiogram console and parts, Multisonic Stereo Series 104, wood/metal/fabric/plastic, Kriesler Australasia Pty Ltd, Australia, 1966

by Kriesler Australasia Pty Ltd.

93/372/1

97/235/2 Clapsticks (pair), wood/ochre, Bob Burruwal, Bolkdjam, Maningrida, Northern Territory, 1997

by Burruwal, Bob.

97/235/2

97/235/3 Boomerangs (pair), for ceremonial dance, wood/ochre, Charlie Brian, Maningrida, Northern Territory, 1997

by Brian, Charlie.

97/235/3

99/6/57 Masks (4), wood/paint, Jenny Kee, Australia, 1974-1982

by Kee, Jenny.

99/6/57

99/6/58 Coat-hangers (2), wood/paint, Jenny Kee, Australia, 1974-1982

by Kee, Jenny.

99/6/58

93/302/1 Model, high performance train, comprising power car, trailer and track, wood/perspex, Peter Bayly Associates Australia Pty Ltd, Australia, 1985-1987

by Peter Bayly Associates Australia Pty Ltd.

93/302/1

Woodroffe, Jessie, b. 1897
Jessie Woodroffe attended L.J. Harvey's first pottery class at the Central Technical College, Brisbane in August 1916 and was the first potter to have a ...
Woodroffe, Katy
Charlton, John Woodrow
John Woodrow Charlton was commissioned to paint over the mural on Inala Library by his grandfather Les McDonaugh in 2008, as it was beyond repair.
First Church of England, Inverbrackie near Woodside

by Boehme, Alfred.

Woodside Energy
Woodsprites

by Birch, Stephen, Edwards, Deborah.

Birch's 'woods' are free-standing fibreglass trees, carefully crafted and yet obviously fake. His 'sprites' appear amongst the trees, on video and LCD screens. Source: Solo ...