c1920s. Pen and ink, monogrammed in pencil lower right, 25 x 14.2cm. Slight foxing. Framed. More about Nude, Facing Right

c1920s. Watercolour, titled in pencil lower left, 34.4 x 19.2cm. Creases, pinholes and repaired tears to margins, foxing overall. Provenance: Margaret Campbell estate. Queensland artist Margaret Campbell was the wife of artist Francis (Frank) Herbert Campbell. Both were illustrators for newspapers and magazines. More about Melody Of Dreams – Of Sighs – Ecstasy Of Love

c1920s. Pen and ink, titled upper right, captioned in image, 13.9 x 31.8cm. Minor soiling, paper loss. Captions include “Leason Exploration Party” and “The Farthest Out Hotel.”. More about Into The Never-never

c1920s. Pen and ink, signed below image, titled and captioned in ink verso, 21.5 x 24cm. Pinholes, minor creases and soiling overall. Caption reads “Sgt Brannigan: ‘Whin oi sid to the accused – did y’ siale [see all] Rines’ alleged horses last wake [week], the mahn gave me an evvoysive..... More about Evasive

c1920s. Watercolour with pencil and gouache, captioned “decoration” in pencil below image, 36 x 25.3cm. Pinholes, creases and tears (some repaired) to edges, slight stains overall. Provenance: Margaret Campbell estate. Queensland artist Margaret Campbell was the wife of artist Francis (Frank) Herbert Campbell. Both were illustrators for newspapers and magazines..... More about Art Nouveau Female With Billowing Fabric

c1920s. Watercolour with pencil and gouache, captioned and initialled “E.C.” in pencil below image, 17.5 x 24cm. Pinholes, slight foxing and stains to edges. Caption continues “Long after the twilight cold.” Provenance: Margaret Campbell estate. More about And One Lay Dreaming Of Wondrous Things

c1880s-1922. (1) John Barclay Godson (Brit./Aust., 1882-1957). Henry Lawson’s House, Abbotsford, 1922. Pencil drawing, titled, signed and dated “16/9/22” in pencil lower left to right, 13.6 x 19.7cm. Foxing. Framed. (2) Phillip Street, Sydney [Showing House Of Henry Lawson’s Mother On Left] , c1880s. Albumen paper photograph, titled, dated “late..... More about Henry Lawson Family Homes

1923. Watercolour with ink and gouache, signed “Phil McLachlan” and dated in ink lower right, 33.4 x 25.4cm. Slight stains and paper loss to margins, minor foxing. Provenance: artist’s estate. More about Lady And Monkey With Mirror

1924. Pencil and crayon, signed lower right, various captions in ink and pencil above and below image, stamped “published Apr. 3, ‘24” verso, 31.4 x 14.9cm. Soiling overall, slight tear to upper margin. Captions include “[Urquhart] now on an official visit south.” Frederick Charles Urquhart (1858-1935) was in office between..... More about Urquhart, Administrator Of The Northern Territory

c1924. Pen and ink sketch on “Coogee Bay Hotel” letterhead paper, inscribed and signed below image, 26 x 20.7cm (paper). Foxing and creases overall, slight tears to edges. This sketch was most likely made in 1924, based on recorded correspondence from Lambert to his wife on Coogee Bay Hotel letterhead... More about “To Record A Very Charming Meeting”

1925. Pen and ink, signed lower right, publishing annotations in upper margin and verso with stamp, 29.4 x 9.8cm. Soiling and slight crinkles overall, pinholes to edges. Text continues “who is spending a few millions on new body-building works in Geelong (Victoria) and assembly plants in other states.” Stamp reads... More about P.W. Grandjean, Henry Ford’s Chief Emissary

1927. Pencil drawing, titled, signed and dated lower left to right, 22.6 x 33.8cm. Paper remnants to left edge, slight surface loss lower centre. An important and influential early Australian photographer, Cecil Bostock was also a highly regarded illustrator, bookbinder and carpenter. Ref: Photo-web. More about Landscape, Port Macquarie [NSW

1927. Watercolour with pencil, signed and dated in pencil lower right, 27.8 x 36.5cm. Slight stains to lower right corner. Framed. Provenance: Artarmon Galleries. Adelaide Perry also produced a linocut of this view in 1929, which is held in the NGA. More about Potts Point, Sydney Harbour, NSW