Images Dated 2019
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Choose from 3665 pictures in our Images Dated 2019 collection for your Wall Art or Photo Gift. Popular choices include Framed Prints, Canvas Prints, Posters and Jigsaw Puzzles. All professionally made for quick delivery.
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Featured 2019 Print
Fresco of dolphins from the Minoan civilisation
Fresco of dolphins and fish from the Minoan civilisation on the wall of the Queen's Hall in the Palace of Minos. Knossos, Crete, Greece
© Copyright Jean-Louis Klein & Marie-Luce Hubert/AUSCAPE All rights reserved
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Featured 2019 Print
Entrance to the Ashford Caves
Entrance to the Ashford Caves, a cave system of coralline limestone. Phosphate was mined in the past for use as fertiliser. The caves are also home to a colony of Eastern Bent-wing bats (Miniopterus fuliginosus). Kwiambal National Park, northern New South Wales, Australia
© Copyright Ian Beattie/AUSCAPE All rights reserved
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Featured 2019 Print
Big Lizzie is the largest traction engine ever built in Australia
Big Lizzie is the largest traction engine ever built in Australia. It was constructed in Melbourne in 1917, designed to obviate the need for camel caravans. Weighing over 45 tonnes it could carry 80 tonnes. It was used to clear land for soldier settlements after a two-year journey from Melbourne to Red Cliffs. Red Cliffs, Sunraysia, Victoria, Australia
