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A striking black and white vintage portrait of industrialist John D. Rockefeller, Sr. captured by the Pach Brothers in 1914, offering a timeless glimpse into history that you can bring to your collection.
Matthÿs Gerber’s painting captures Cadel Evans, the Australian cycling champion, in a dynamic portrait reflecting European artistic traditions. This impressive 136 x 137 cm artwork showcases Evans' determination and sporting prowess – discover this unique piece.
Discover Dante Gabriel Rossetti's poignant self-portrait (1870), rendered with meticulous hatching and cross-hatching, capturing his introspective gaze and artistic essence – a masterpiece of Pre-Raphaelite style.
A powerful black and white photograph by Mervyn Bishop capturing the historic moment Prime Minister Gough Whitlam pours soil into Vincent Lingiari's hand, offering a profound glimpse into Australian history for your collection.
A striking black and white portrait of Langston Hughes captured in 1925 by Leon Underwood, reflecting the profound spirit of the Harlem Renaissance and inviting you to explore this historic piece for your collection.
A striking gouache portrait of a woman in a fur hat by Australian modernist Charles Roderick Purves Smith captures a haunting 1938 elegance that invites you to explore this captivating piece for your collection.
A lively social gathering of figures captured in this 1941 mural study by Leopold von der Decken, showcasing a dynamic composition of people in conversation that invites you to explore this unique piece of history.
A poignant black and white portrait of Australian author Henry Lawson by William H. Johnson captures a soulful moment of literary reflection, inviting you to bring this piece of history into your private collection.