c1930s. Colour linocut with letterpress, 101.3 x 76.1cm. Repaired missing portions and tears, old folds, slight stains. Linen-backed. Text includes “Gala stage season, not a picture. Things you know can’t happen, do happen, though you see them, you don’t believe them! Presenting: Sawing a live woman in halves. The mystery..... More
c1930s. Colour lithograph, inscribed “Yours as always in magic, Charles E. Sloggett & Mrs Charles E. Sloggett” in ink on image upper right, 101.4 x 36.3cm. Missing portions to image centre and margins, old folds, slight stains. Linen-backed. Text includes “Everything new except the name! Sensational living pictures. The incomparable..... More
1938. Colour lithograph, signed in image lower right, 101.5 x 63.4cm. Replaced lower left corner, repaired tears. Linen-backed. Text continues “Feb. 5 [to] Feb. 12, 1938. Empire Games. Australia’s 150th anniversary celebrations, January 26 to April 25, 1938.” Held in NGA. The third Empire Games [now Commonwealth Games] “were timed... More
c1950s. Colour process lithograph, 101 x 63.6cm. Slight offset to upper left corner, minor surface loss to upper and lower portions. Linen-backed. Text continues “Dales Gorge in the Hamersley Ranges of the north-west. Issued by the WA Government Tourist Development Authority.” Held in NLA. More
c1955. Colour lithograph, inscribed and dated “Yours in magic, Charles E. Sloggett & Deloras, 11/10/55” in ink on image upper right, 95.4 x 34.9cm. Minor perforations to old folds, repaired tears, trimmed lower margin. Linen-backed. Text includes “Charles E. Slogett proudly presents. The celebrated, sensational, scientific lady hypnotist and mentalist..... More
c1969. Screenprint, 47 x 32.6cm. Slight foxing, minor missing portions to upper edge. Linen-backed. Text continues “An exhibition of fabrics and photographs. Surjit Singh/Paul Cox. Oct. 27–31, 9am to 9pm weekdays. Opening 6pm October 27, Prahran Technical School, Art Division, 142 High St, Prahran. Designed by 20th Century Pig Productions.”... More
c1970s. Process screen, 96.2 x 60.2cm. Linen-backed. Text continues “And you get a little more the friendly way.” Poster depicts John Farnham, an English-born Australian rock/soft rock singer. Farnham was a teen pop idol from 1967 until 1979. Ref: Wiki. More
c1970s. Colour screenprint, 58.8 x 46.2cm. Old glue stains to margins. Linen-backed. Text continues “Myer Music Bowl [Melbourne, Victoria], Sept. 16th to 19th. Sponsored by Australian Broadcasting Commission.”. More
1971. Colour process lithograph, signed “Bob Daly” in image lower right, 59.3 x 46.2cm. Slight stains and repaired minor tears to upper edge. Text includes “Ashtons Circus special performance in association with Let It Be presents. Burnley Oval, Richmond [Victoria], Sat., Feb. 6, 7pm. Under Ashtons Circus Big Top. [Bands]... More
1971. Lithograph, signed and dated “Esjay ’71” in image and a small sticker (added later) lower right, 75 x 49.2cm. Missing portions to corners, tears, old folds, stains. Linen-backed. Text includes “With the compliments of Waltons Stores [Music Department]. Sticker reads “Caution! Living may be a hazard to your health!”..... More
![April Fools Night [At] Much More Ballroom. Phil Pinder, 1945–2004 Aust](/pictures/thumb/CL197-109.JPG?v=1567573616)
1972. Screenprint, signed in image centre, 58.4 x 46.3cm. Old tape and water stains, minor missing portions to edges. Linen-backed. Text includes “[Bands] Indelible Murtceps, MacKenzie Theory, Lipp & The Double Decker Brothers with The Lippettes, The First National Jug Orchestra, Captain Matchbox. April 1st (Easter Sat.), 8.30 sharp, 20... More
![Twenty-Three Inch Box Show [At] Much More Ballroom](/pictures/thumb/CL197-111.JPG?v=1567573621)
1972. Screenprint, 58.4 x 44.1cm. Old tape stains and repaired minor missing portions to upper and lower edges, minor tears. Linen-backed. Text includes “[Bands] Lipp & The Double Decker Brothers, Country Radio, MacKenzie Theory, and Daddy Cool. Lights by Giant Edison Screw. Limited tickets. Bookings at: Fine Music, Source, Readings... More
![Bizarre Bazaar! [At] Much More Ballroom [Melbourne](/pictures/thumb/CL197-112.JPG?v=1567573626)
1972. Screenprint, 60.7 x 43.2cm. Old tape and water stains, minor missing portions to edges. Linen-backed. Text includes “Sat. March 11, 2pm till 12 midnight. [Bands] Friends, MacKenzie Theory, Captain Matchbox, Limehouse, Sundown, John Graham, Leaping McSpeddens, Jugglers, The Amazing Boggle Eyes. Only $1.00. Cathedral Hall, Brunswick St, Fitz.” Held in SLV. More
c1974. Colour process lithograph, signed “Trevor Ruth” in image lower left, 70.1 x 48.8cm. Repaired minor tears, creases and cracking. Linen-backed. To promote interest in colour TV in Australia, Philips released an EP record and poster to encourage the public to buy new TV sets before stations started to broadcast..... More
c1975. Process lithograph, 57.7 x 42.1cm. Slight surface loss to edges, upper right and lower left corners, repaired old folds. Linen-backed. Text continues “99 Cardigan St, Carlton. The opening is on Monday, October 13 between 4.00 and 7.00.” Born in Holland, film director, photographer and writer Paul Cox settled in... More
c1976. Colour process lithograph, 64.7 x 37.9cm. Slight stains to margins, creases, crinkles. Text includes “Management: Laurence J. Richards, John Lever. 21 Carters Ave, Toorak 3142.” “Between 1976 and 1977, The Bleeding Hearts were at the forefront of a thriving Melbourne pub rock scene that included the Sports, Jo Jo... More
1976. Colour lithograph, signed “Laurel Olszewski” in image lower right, 98.5 x 63.5cm. Minor creases and folds, discolouration to upper margin, slight foxing. Text continues “Prancing, dancing, romancing, winking, drinking, blinking. [Owners] John Pinder and Roger Evans are having the last laugh at 64 Smith Street, Collingwood [Melb.] 419-6226. Laurel... More
1977. Colour screenprint, monogrammed “E.D.” in image lower left, 64.1 x 44.5cm. Repaired tears, missing portions and perforations, slight soiling and strikethrough from image verso. Linen-backed. Text continues “‘It’s Cingalese for lightning, y’know?’ APG with the assistance of the Australia Council and the Vic. Ministry for the Arts presents. March..... More
c1977. Process lithograph, 58.7 x 35.9cm. Creases, slight stains, minor tears to edges, slip with dates attached to lower portion. Text includes “Sundowners, Cossack, Sunseekers, European Sun Ride. Co-op Cinema, May 20–26, 8pm. 382 Lygon St, Carlton. John Druce on the road somewhere between Teheran [sic] & Istanbul shooting film... More
![Stiletto. “Licence To Rage” [Band]. Mary Callaghan, 1955–2016 Aust](/pictures/thumb/CL197-126.JPG?v=1567573654)
1978. Colour screenprint, 76.5 x 51cm. Minor missing portions and old tape stains to edges. Linen-backed. Text includes “‘Goodbye Johnny’ single out now. Album out now on OZ-EMI (025-1009). Management: Nathan Brenner. Book through Nucleus Headlines Aust. Equipment: Warehouse Sound Internat.” Stiletto was an underground feminist rock band formed in..... More
1978. Colour process lithograph, 88.9 x 58.5cm. Pinholes, crinkles, creases, old folds, surface loss from old tape verso. Linen-backed. Text includes “Featuring the single ‘So Young.’ Also available on cassette. OZE.1002. Loud & Clear Management Pty Ltd, PO Box 121, St Kilda, 3182, Melbourne. Australia. Michael J. Roberts. EMI Records... More
c1978. Colour screenprint, 58.3 x 42.5cm. Crinkles, slight water stains to right edge, minor tears. Text continues “Struth. Catch it at...[blank panel for gig listing].” Novelist, poet, and songwriter, Janie Conway Herron has played in numerous bands in inner-city Melbourne and Sydney during her early career. From 1976 to 1978... More
1978. Colour process lithograph, annotated in ink in centre panel, signed “Laurel Olszewski” in image lower right, 62.2 x 45.5cm. Minor creases, old folds. Text continues “Appearing live.” Annotation reads “Saturday 29th April, 8 to 11.30pm. Martini’s, Rathdowne St, Carlton [Vic.].” Similar design held in NGA. Stiletto was an underground..... More
1980. Colour screenprint, 75.9 x 50.6cm. Pinholes, repaired minor tears and crazing to lower portion of image. Linen-backed. Text includes “Sat. 6th Dec., at OLQP School, cnr Westminster and Victoria Rds, Gladesville, 10 to 4. Rides, stalls, music, ethnic food and dancing, Santa Claus, bar-b-q, fun and games. Australian Surf... More
![Mental As Anything [Band]. Paul Worstead, b.1950 Aust](/pictures/thumb/CL197-137.JPG?v=1567573675)
1980. Colour screenprint, signed “Ashtray” in image upper right, 76 x 51cm. Stains and repaired missing portions to upper left edge. Linen-backed. Text continues “Confectionary and Violence tour. Not one honest chemist in Australia.” Held in NGA with printed gig details. More