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Drawings

Banksia Serrata, 2001, Ink, each 60 x 72cm SOLD
Banksia Serrata with Eucalyptus Gummifersa, 2001, Ink, each 60 x 72cm SOLD
Banksia Serrata Banksia Dentate, 2002, Ink, each 60 x 72cm SOLD
Banksia serrata 2001

SOLD

Ink each 60 x 72cm
Baudin’s Platypus, 1999, ink 60 x 72cm
Baudin’s Platypus, 1999, etching 60 x 72cm SOLD
Baudin’s Platypus 1 1999
Ink 60 x 72cm
Platypus Skeleton Bones in Queen Victoria Museum Launceston, 2005, ink, 56 x 76cm SOLD
Platypus Skeleton in Queen Victoria Museum Launceston, 2005, ink, 56 x 76cm SOLD
Platypus skeleton bones in Queen Victoria Museum Launceston 2005

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Ink 56 x 76cm
Dryland Pandanus, watercolour ink drawing, 57 X 231cm
Dryland Pandanus

(Pandanus basedowii), showing landform and plants.
SOLD

Watercolour ink drawing 57 x 231cm
Grevillia Pteridifolia Eucaptus Platyphyalla, 2002, ink, each 60 x 72cm
Grevillia Pteridifolia Eucalyptus Platyphyalla 2002
Ink each 60 x 72cm
A Selection of the oldest known botanical specimens from the Australian Continent Collected by William Dampier In 1699, ink, each 60 x 72cm SOLD
A Selection of the oldest known botanical specimens from the Australian Continent Collected by William Dampier In 1699, ink, each 60 x 72cm SOLD
A Second Selection Of The Oldest Known Botanical Specimens From The Australian Continent Collected By William Dampier In 1699 Ink Each 60 X 72Cm
A selection of the oldest known botanical specimens from the australian continent collected by william dampier in 1699

Drawings made in the Western Australian Museum in 1999 when they were lent by the fielding Druce Herbarium at Oxford University.

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Ink each 60 x 72cm
Trees