Black And White Gallery

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

Choose from 29 pictures in our Black And White collection for your Wall Art or Photo Gift. Popular choices include Framed Photos, Canvas Prints, Posters and Jigsaw Puzzles. All professionally made for quick delivery.

Margaret Olley and William Dobell. Painting People, 1965

An Australian cattle sits in a cattle race, facing the camera

Three young people stand talking outside a shops display window

Behind the scenes. Hector and Milly Save Uncle Tom, 1973

A man holds a tea cup in one hand and a tea tray in the other

Vincent Jomantis and his Artworks. Sculpture Australia 69.1969

A group of men with furled flags and horse march on a dirt road

A man weating ski clothes pats a Saint Bernard dog in the snow

A woman and man stroke a koala perched on an enclosures fence

An old woman watches two magpies perched on a fence in a garden

A group of men wait in line for lunch in a workplace canteen

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Three young people stand talking outside a shops display window

A black and white image of three young people - two women and a man - standing outside a shop's display window. The two women are talking to each other. Both have long straight hair and are dressed in the miniskirts of the 1960s era. The man has long sideburns and is dressed in a dark coloured suit and tie. He is looking away from the women. One woman carries a houndstooth patterned bag and a bunch of white flowers. This image was shot while filming Three to Go: Michael 1969: Until now, Michael's life has followed a relatively straight and narrow path. A chance encounter with an actor involved in a film about guerrilla warfare leads him to question his safe job and conservative lifestyle. In this experimental drama, Michael is taken on an excursion into the world of the young radical, but is it where he belongs? Acclaimed director Peter Weir interweaves Michael's story with footage showing dramatised armed resistance in a Sydney under siege and segments from Youth Quake, a panel discussion about the youth revolution

A man wearing overalls in a factory holds up his bandaged hands

A couple of American tourists sit in the back seat of a small car

A young boy with his arms wrapped around an old mans neck

Three men sit on a roadside posing as the three wise monkeys

Black and white image of two boys at their desks in a classroom

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

Close up of a young girl feeding a lamb with a babys bottle

Trouble with the police. Nullarbor Hideout, 1964

Coles storefront, Bourke Street. Melbourne: Olympic City, 1955

A close up, black and white portrait of a Saint Bernard dog. To Run

A close up, black and white portrait of a Saint Bernard dog

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Close up of a young girl feeding a lamb with a babys bottle

A black and white image of a young girl dressed in overalls with a large white bow in her hair, feeding a lamb with a baby's bottle. The girl is identified as Jane Grant. In the background two other lambs chew on grass. This image was shot while filming School in the Mailbox, 1946: Nominated for an Academy Award, this film from the 1940s looks at how Australians triumphed over distance, educating the children of the outback by correspondence. These students, living far from any school, are taught from a city school where there are no pupils, only teachers. In the days before satellites, the internet or photocopying machines, School in the Mailbox shows the extraordinary organisation and planning that was involved in delivering lessons to children by plane, train, buggy, even camel and then returned to the school for correction

A muzzled freshwater crocodile being weighed in a hessian sack

A young boy wearing a hat sits astride a horse in a cattle yard

A black and white image of two yoked bullocks hauling logs

B&W image of a male jackeroo riding a horse in the desert

A young adolescent girl smiles at a boy in a field of long grass