The Arts Gallery

Available as Framed Prints, Photos, Wall Art and Gift Items

Choose from 41 pictures in our The Arts collection for your Wall Art or Photo Gift. Popular choices include Framed Prints, Canvas Prints, Posters and Jigsaw Puzzles. All professionally made for quick delivery.

Three ballerinas in white tutus. Across the Frontiers, 1952

Traditional Indian potters at work. Our Asian Neighbours - India

Balancing on a Bicycle. Human Face of China, The. 1979

Male Peking Opera Performer. Human Face of China, The. 1979

Chair Balancing. Human Face of China, The. 1979

Painted wooden objects. Human Face of China, The. 1979

Hand Balance. Human Face of China, The. 1979

Dancing Children. Human Face of China, The. 1979

Intricate Tree. Human Face of China, The. 1979

Vincent Jomantis and his Artworks. Sculpture Australia 69.1969

Rope Drying. Human Face of Indonesia, The. 1984

Hector at the Window. Hector and Milly Save Uncle Tom. 1973

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Traditional Indian potters at work. Our Asian Neighbours - India

In the early morning two Indian potters are working outside preparing pots for a traditional firing. They are surrounded by pots in various stages of firing and a kiln. This image is taken from 'Village, The - A Village in Tanjore': A day in the lives of the people who live in the village of Thillaisthanam, Southern India, with a population of 1500. This village is the one examined thoroughly in the book 'Cast, Class and Power' by Dr Andre Beteille. 'Village, The - A Village in Tanjore' is part of the series 'Our Asian Neighbours - India' 1977, that takes a personal look at the lives of a variety of individuals in India

Actors on set. Hector and Milly Save Uncle Tom. 1973

Preformer in cat face paint. Hector and Milly Save Uncle Tom. 1973

Hector and Milly cat heads. Hector and Milly Save Uncle Tom. 1973

Cast on the lookout. Hector and Milly Save Uncle Tom. 1973

Hector, Milly and Uncle Tom. Hector and Milly Save Uncle Tom. 1973

Actors on a break. Hector and Milly Save Uncle Tom. 1973

A black and white image of two female actors in cat makeup

A young woman hugs a seated man from behind in an office setting

Margaret Olley and William Dobell. Painting People, 1965

Film cans at the Commonwealth Film Unit, 1960s

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A young woman hugs a seated man from behind in an office setting

A humorous, colour portrait of a bespectacled young woman in a bright blue jacket who is tightly hugging a seated man from behind, in an office setting. The man looks like he is fantasizing about something pleasant. Behind them is a bookcase full of reference books. This image was shot while filming 'Will the Great Barrier Reef cure Claude Clough?' 1967: This bizarre little film takes the form of a psychiatric session, using the metaphor as a way to explore the wonders of the Great Barrier Reef. When people on the street seem to be walking backwards or upside down, Claude Clough (Charles Little) seeks therapy. His psychoanalyst (June Thody) advises him to take a holiday and get back to basics. From the psychoanalyst's couch, Claude's journey begins, with the psychoanalyst playing the roles of flight attendant, beautiful local girl and mermaid. The result is a tourist film with a difference - including stunning footage of the Great Barrier Reef. A lighthearted parody of psychoanalysis with a decidedly 60s feel

Painted Faces. Human Face of China, The. 1979

A group of Chinese girls in white costumes march down the street

Carved wooden head. Solomon Islands, 1979

Dancing men. Taem Bifo Taem Nao - Time Before Time Now, 1980

A young girl with string instrument. Our Asian Neighbours: India

Elektra: Acting Up & Flying High. Australian Colour Diary, 1967

Two primary age Chinese children wearing colourful costumes

A woman classical dancer in a sari. Our Asian Neighbours: India

Indian girl in traditional clothing. Our Asian Neighbours - India

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A woman classical dancer in a sari. Our Asian Neighbours: India

A colour image of a woman dancing in traditional clothing. She wears a red sari and is covered in gold jewellery. Her headdress is also made of red and gold detailed jewels and designed to cover her hair. She is posed in movement, with her hands above her waist.
This image is taken from 'Padma - South Indian Dancer': A close look at a renowned teacher of classical Indian dancing, in Madras (Chennai), India. 'Padma - South Indian Dancer' is part of the series 'Our Asian Neighbours - India' 1977, that takes a personal look at the lives of a variety of individuals in India

National Gallery of Victoria. Outlook: The Gallery, 1970

Troupe Balance. Human Face of China, The. 1979