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1947 Ford.

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Original sketch for K-9 by BBC Visual Effects designer Tony Harding, 1977.

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Illustration by Thea Proctor for the cover of The Home journal, 1926.

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Wet Afternoon, coloured linocut by Ethel Spowers, 1930.

Art Gallery of New South Wales.

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Photograph by unknown photographer, Line Technicians at Work, c1962.

Sir Thomas Playford ETSA Museum.

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An uncredited photograph from Q Magazine, the Reid Brothers of Jesus and Mary Chain.

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Detail of Thea Proctor’s coloured linocut Flower Shop, c1919.

Art Gallery of New South Wales.

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Detail from Lawrence Alma-Tadema’s The Vintage Festival, 1871. Oil on wood panel.

National Gallery of Victoria.

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Honeysuckle, blockprint design by May Morris, c1883.

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Jan Toorop’s 1895 colour lithograph poster for Delftsche Slaolie [Delft Salad Oil].

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1955 Series 1 Chevrolet.

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Cat detail from Grace Cossington Smith’s c1915 Quaker Girl, oil on canvas.

National Gallery of Victoria.

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Rush Hour in Kings Cross. Photograph by Max Dupain, 1938. Taken with a Rolleiflex camera.

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The Dom Nightclub in New York during 1966. Here Andy Warhol staged the Exploding Plastic Inevitable, featuring music by the Velvet Underground, dancing by Edie Sedgwick & Gerald Malanga, along with light shows and Warhol films.

Photo by Fred W. McDarrah.

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Detail of a wall decoration from Die Quelle - ein Vorlagewerk mit 71 Tafeln [The Source - a Reference Work with 71 Plates], by Koloman Moser, 1901. Colour lithograph.

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Clothing and Bags Behind the Door, pencil sketch by Grace Cossington Smith, 1911.

National Gallery of Australia.

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Old Australian Giants, oil on canvas by Henri Tebbitt, c1900.

Geelong Art Gallery.