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Works explorer

This is an experimental feature using vector embeddings to match related works.
Tap a work to see all of the related works from our collection:

The Blind Man of Siloam lantern slides

Melbourne/VIC/Australia, 1902

Elsie

Australia, 2005

The Timeless force

Australia, 1983

SWIFT website (22-05-2000)

2 artists Queensland: Daphne Mayo and Vida Lahey: a brief look at their lives and works

Australia, 1992

World garden

United Kingdom, 1941

Basketball

Unknown

[John Anderson Home Movies: Reel 25]

Australia, c. 1960s

Getting into jeans

Australia, 1983

How to grow roses

United States, 1948

Cave man

United States, 1934

Citizen soldier

Australia, 1972

Timber

New Zealand, 1980

Australia makes aircraft

Australia, 1967

Birds and billabongs

Australia, 1950

Shaping up: work and evaluation

Australia, 1989

Reaching out: the library and the exceptional child

United States, 1968

English, French and Dutch explorations

United States, 1960
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