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  • Henry Davis 1831/32 – 1878 , Adelaide Photographic Company 1864 – 1878

    Angas Park, near Adelaide, South Australia

    1871-77
    albumen-silver photograph
    Accession no: 20041RJN409.42
  • George French Angas 25 April 1822 – 4 October 1886

    Angaston

    1844
    watercolour on paper
    Accession no: 721HP7
  • Unknown

    Angaston Congregational Church

    c.1900
    glass plate negative (dry plate)
    Accession no: 20041RJN4751
  • J. W. Giles (lithographer) 1801 – 1870 , after George French Angas 25 April 1822 – 14 October 1886

    Angaston, evening

    1846-47
    lithograph, hand coloured with watercolour on paper
    Accession no: 667G60
  • Dušan Marek 7 March 1926 – 9 March 1993

    Angel

    1970
    charcoal on linen mounted on plywood
    Accession no: 955D35
  • Sue Kneebone 1963

    Angel Inn

    2014
    mixed media: drink cabinet, horse hair, glass and brass knobs
    Accession no: 20153S8(a-i)
    On display, Gallery 2
  • Louis Comfort Tiffany (designer) 1848 – 1933 , Tiffany Studios (manufacturer) 1900 – 1932

    Angel of Faith

    c.1909
    glass, lead
    Accession no: 20019A18.1
    On display, Gallery 18
  • School of Mino da Fiesole 1429 – 1484

    Angel [one of a pair]

    c.1480s
    marble
    Accession no: S78
  • John de Burgh Perceval 1923 – 2000

    Angel Winkie

    1959
    earthenware, sang-de-boeuf glaze
    Accession no: 20033S3
  • Valerio Castello 1624 – 1659

    Angels carrying the Cross

    early 1650s?
    black chalk, pen & brown ink, white wash on paper
    Accession no: 6411D8
  • Rupert Bunny 1864 – 1947

    Angels Descending

    c.1897
    oil on canvas
    Accession no: 0.347
    On display, Gallery 3
  • Judy Watson 1959

    angels in the dust

    1991
    lithograph on oriental paper
    Accession no: 921G3
  • Albert Namatjira 1902 – 1959

    Angkerle Atwatye (Standley Chasm)

    1949-51
    watercolour, pencil on paper
    Accession no: 20256P23
  • Douglas Kwarlple Abbott 1954 – 2015

    Angkerle Atwatye (Standley Chasm), Northern Territory

    2008
    watercolour on paper
    Accession no: 20111P15
  • Unknown

    Anglo-Dutch country houses

    c.1900-20
    lantern slide
    Accession no: 20041RJN6379
  • Geoff Wilson 1927 – 1 December 2024

    Angorichina office, Mt Mary, Thurs Sept 22

    1994
    blue pencil on paper
    Accession no: 20193D11
  • Sarah Kay 1830 – 1906

    Anguillaria dioica and Hypoxis pratensis

    c.1880s
    watercolour on paper
    Accession no: 20078P36.28
  • Lyndsay Bird Mpetyane c.1935

    Angula Country men's business number 3 [length of fabric]

    1995-96
    silk, batik
    Accession no: 964A79A
  • John Dallwitz 1941

    Angulate red

    1969
    synthetic polymer paint on canvas
    Accession no: 20209P57
  • Lidia Groblicka 1933 – 2012

    Ania

    1953-54
    etching and aquatint on paper
    Accession no: 905G40
  • Barbara Hanrahan 1939 – 1991

    Animal

    1962
    linocut on paper
    Accession no: 905G93
  • Francisco Goya 30 March 1746 – 16 April 1828 , Francois Lienard

    Animal folly

    1816-23; published 1877
    etching, burnished aquatint, drypoint on paper
    Accession no: 707G29
  • Angela Valamanesh 13 March 1953

    Animal Vegetable Mineral

    2007
    stoneware
    Accession no: 20072C2A(a-d)
  • Barbara Hanrahan 1939 – 1991

    Animals

    1962
    linocut, handcoloured with coloured inks on paper
    Accession no: 905G94
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