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  • Mortimer Menpes 1855 – 1938

    An Andalusian maid

    1911-13
    etching, drypoint on paper
    Accession no: 20133PP320
  • Makinti Minutjukur 1957

    Anangu waltjapiti ngura waltjangka nyinantja

    1988
    synthetic polymer paint on canvas
    Accession no: 8812P93
  • Unknown , after George Stubbs 1724 – 1806

    An animal found on the coast of New Holland called kanguroo

    published 1773
    engraving on paper
    Accession no: 752G15
  • Tjulkiwa Atira-Atira 1951

    Anapalaya Walka

    1988
    synthetic polymer paint on canvas board
    Accession no: 8811P64
  • Domenico Maria Bonavera 1653 – 1731 , after Giovanni Battista Vanni 1599 – 1660 , after Antonio Correggio 1489 – 5 June 1534

    An apostle accompanied by six angels

    1697
    etching, engraving on paper
    Accession no: 084G2473
  • Domenico Maria Bonavera 1653 – 1731 , after Giovanni Battista Vanni 1599 – 1660 , after Antonio Correggio 1489 – 5 June 1534

    An apostle and four angels

    1697
    etching, engraving on paper
    Accession no: 084G2467
  • Francesco Guardi 1712 – 1793

    An architectural capriccio

    18th century
    oil on wood panel
    Accession no: 993P19
  • Chikanobu Yōshū 1838 – 1912

    An assemblage of heroines of Kagoshima (kagoshima yūfu sorō)

    1877-80
    woodblock print: ink and colour on paper (triptych)
    Accession no: 20233G63(a-c)
  • attributed to S P Bond

    Anatomical drawing: a human arm

    c.1895-1930s
    lantern slide
    Accession no: 20041RJN6268
  • attributed to S P Bond

    Anatomical drawing: course of ingesta

    c.1895-1930s
    lantern slide
    Accession no: 20041RJN6264
  • attributed to S P Bond

    Anatomical drawing: human bones

    c.1895-1930s
    lantern slide
    Accession no: 20041RJN6266
  • attributed to S P Bond

    Anatomical drawing: interior organs of a human being

    c.1895-1930s
    lantern slide
    Accession no: 20041RJN6254
  • attributed to S P Bond

    Anatomical drawing: systemic circulation

    c.1895-1930
    lantern slide
    Accession no: 20041RJN6258
  • attributed to S P Bond

    Anatomical drawing: the eye

    c.1895-1930s
    lantern slide
    Accession no: 20041RJN6252
  • attributed to S P Bond

    Anatomical drawing: the hear and lungs

    c.1895-1930
    lantern slide
    Accession no: 20041RJN6256
  • attributed to S P Bond

    Anatomical drawing: the heart

    c.1895-1930s
    lantern slide
    Accession no: 20041RJN6253
  • attributed to S P Bond

    Anatomical drawing: the heart and lungs

    c.1895-1930s
    lantern slide
    Accession no: 20041RJN6260
  • attributed to S P Bond

    Anatomical drawing: the heart and surrounding organs

    c.1895-1930s
    lantern slide
    Accession no: 20041RJN6262
  • attributed to S P Bond

    Anatomical drawing: the human heart

    c.1895-1930s
    lantern slide
    Accession no: 20041RJN6269
  • attributed to S P Bond

    Anatomical drawing: the human skeleton

    c.1895-1930s
    lantern slide
    Accession no: 20041RJN6263
  • attributed to S P Bond

    Anatomical drawing: the jaw

    c.1895-1930s
    lantern slide
    Accession no: 20041RJN6261
  • attributed to S P Bond

    Anatomical drawing: the structure of the retina

    c.1895-1930
    lantern slide
    Accession no: 20041RJN6255
  • attributed to S P Bond

    Anatomical drawing: the tongue

    c.1895-1930s
    lantern slide
    Accession no: 20041RJN6265
  • attributed to S P Bond

    Anatomical drawing: viscera of human body

    c.1895-1930s
    lantern slide
    Accession no: 20041RJN6259
  • attributed to S P Bond

    Anatomical drawing with five parts

    c.1895-1930s
    lantern slide
    Accession no: 20041RJN6267
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