Returning by boat to the misty village CHINESE Saint-Tropez: The port Paul SIGNAC Day dress LUCAS, Ballarat and Melbourne (fashion house); Eve OGILVIE (chief designer) Slippers HOLEPROOF, Australia Quail and millet, May you have peace year after year BIAN Wenjin No title (Primitive Revival II) Athol SHMITH William Blake Luigi SCHIAVONETTI (etcher); Thomas PHILLIPS (after) The meeting of a Family in Heaven Luigi SCHIAVONETTI (etcher); William BLAKE (draughtsman) The Day of Judgment Luigi SCHIAVONETTI (etcher); William BLAKE (draughtsman) Set of five tea cups Ōtagaki RENGETSU This year, next year, sometimes, never Viva GIBB Heavenly light Viva GIBB Jandra Rocks, Darling River Charles BAYLISS Ixora timorensis Sydney PARKINSON (draughtsman); James MILLER (final draughtsman); William TRINGHAM (engraver) Vittadinia macrorhiza Sydney PARKINSON (draughtsman); Frederick Polydore NODDER (final draughtsman); Gerard SIBELIUS (engraver) Wedelia biflora Sydney PARKINSON (draughtsman); Frederick Polydore NODDER (final draughtsman); Daniel MacKENZIE (engraver) Psychotria Sydney PARKINSON (draughtsman); James MILLER (final draughtsman); David Johannes Martini van DRAZOWA (engraver) Lechenaultia filiformis Sydney PARKINSON (draughtsman); Frederick Polydore NODDER (final draughtsman); Daniel MacKENZIE (engraver) Stylidium fissilobum Sydney PARKINSON (draughtsman); Frederick Polydore NODDER (final draughtsman); Daniel MacKENZIE (engraver) Alyxia spicata Sydney PARKINSON (draughtsman); James MILLER (final draughtsman); Gabriel SMITH (engraver) Utricularia chrysantha Sydney PARKINSON (draughtsman); John Frederick MILLER (final draughtsman); Daniel MacKENZIE (engraver) Canscora diffusa Sydney PARKINSON (draughtsman); UNKNOWN (final draughtsman); Gabriel SMITH (engraver) Nelsonia campestris Sydney PARKINSON (draughtsman); John Frederick MILLER (final draughtsman); Gabriel SMITH (engraver) The rabble hamstring the bull with lances, sickles, banderillas and other weapons Francisco GOYA y Lucientes; Eugène LOIZELET (reworked by) Charles V spearing a bull in the ring at Valladolid Francisco GOYA y Lucientes; Eugène LOIZELET (reworked by) The spirited Moor Gazul is the first to spear bulls according to rules Francisco GOYA y Lucientes The Moors use donkeys as a barrier to defend themselves against the bull whose horns have been tipped with balls Francisco GOYA y Lucientes The same Ceballos mounted on another bull breaks short spears in the ring at Madrid Francisco GOYA y Lucientes (Two women strolling) DALZIEL BROTHERS (wood-engraver); Edward DALZIEL (draughtsman) Tricolour crested cockatoo William LIZARS (engraver); Edward LEAR (after)