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Hearst Museum object titled Silkscreen, accession number 17-570a-e, described as Album of reproductions of bark paintings of Arnhem Land and the islands. Fourth in a series of four.

Hearst Museum object titled Silkscreen, accession number 17-581a-h, described as Album of central Aboriginal Australian paintings. "Brilliant abstract designs of the Pitjantjatjara.

Hearst Museum object titled Silkscreen, accession number 17-573a-e, described as Album of cave paintings of Arnhemland.

Hearst Museum object titled Silkscreen, accession number 17-583a-e, described as Album of four bark paintings and one possum skin rug decorated with incised designs.

Hearst Museum object titled Silkscreen, accession number 17-585a-e, described as Album of reproductions of Aboriginal Australian designs.

Hearst Museum object titled Silkscreen, accession number 17-564a-e, described as Album of reproductions of churinga patterns, ground and rock paintings.

Hearst Museum object titled Silkscreen, accession number 17-574a-e, described as Album of cave paintings of Arnhemland.

Hearst Museum object titled Silkscreen, accession number 17-580a-e, described as Album of Aboriginal Australian designs. Fourth in a series of four.

Hearst Museum object titled Silkscreen, accession number 17-569a-f, described as Album of reproductions of bark paintings of Arnhem Land and the islands. Third in a series of four. This one on Oenpelli.