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"I can't make up my mind whether their socks stretch to the hips"

by Gram, .

Aurousseau, George Hippolyte, b. 1864
Artist, teacher and jeweller who, in addition to exhibiting at the Colonial and Indian Exhibition in London in 1886 and at the Adelaide Jubilee International ...
Aurousseau, Hippolyte, b. 1881
Late 19th century child artist, member of the artistic and scientific Aurousseau family. At five years of age Hippolyte exhibited work in the 1887 Adelaide ...
To, Hiram, b. 1964
Hiram To was an active participant in the QLD ARI scene 1985-1992.
Hiring

by Dady, Johnnie, Grayson, Richard.

This exhibition is part of a season of turn-around exhibitions (about 10 days) called Short Sharp Shock, making strong pro-active links with a new practitioners ...

Etta Hirsh Ceramics Collection

Over 300 Australian works 1955 - 2007. The Etta Hirsh Ceramics Collection - La Trobe University Art Collection, from Etta and Emmanuel ‘Manny’ Hirsh and ...

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Hirst, Brian
Barry Hirst

by Hirst, Barry.

Blind Beggar of Bethnal Green & His Daughter'

by Campbell, John.

The Hem of His Garment

by Halhed, Harriet.

Christie's Lot 45 Sale 5694

[exhibitions of his drawings of the dancers in the De Basil ballet company]

by Hodgkinson, Roy Cecil.

Exhibition of his Bushpaintings

by Waugh, Hal.

Dobell and his Contemporaries.

by Mendelssohn, Joanna.

"Dobell and his Contemporaries" was an exhibition of mainly graphic art that toured the Hunter Region in 1977 and 1978. It was drawn from the ...

"They say the boss sacked that young ledger keeper just because he found him with his arms folded."/ "Yes, dear, but I was in them -"'

by Dyson, Betty.

'Encampment at Glenelg, South Australia, for 10 days, of Governor Gawler, his family and household, after landing in South Australia, from the Pestonjee Bomanjee, Saturday, 13th October 1838'

by Gawler, Julia.

'Henry Kendall and his brother in the bush cradle'

by O'Harris, Pixie.

'His Last Letter'

by Buntine, Agatha.

'His Outcast Friend'

by Dyson, Will.

'Method in his drink', re Irishman consulting doctor: 'Doctor (after examining patient) - "Just one question O'Grady. Do you regulate your grog?"/ O'G. - "Is it regulate me grog? Faith you've just got it, doctor. You see, the first six thumblers I takes warm, the next six I takes could, but afther that the divil I cares how I takes 'em"'

by Durkin, Tom.

originally called 'A Threadbare Chestnut Illustrated' changed by ed. to 'Mellors (Mellord?) in his Drink'.

'Purveyor of Meat to his Excellency'

by Eaton, Henry Green.