John Glover (1767 - 1849) Cawood on the Ouse River — 1838, oil on canvas, 75.5 x 114 cm. Presented by Mrs GC Nicholas, in memory of her husband, 1936. AG1
A collection of British insects 1834–40 Present by T Judd Esq. 1903 F4327
Vicki West weaving a basket using the traditional twinning technique made from native plant fibre Flax lily (Dianella Tasmanica), tayenebe 2006. Photograph: Lucia Rossi
Crocoite (PbCro4), crystals on limonite Red Lead Mine, Dundas, Tasmania. X5970
Mary Scott (born 1957) Untitled 3 from The Keeping Room 2009 (detail) oil on linen 107 x 137.4. AG8400.
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