Wangaratta Art Gallery Collection. Acquired with the assistance of The Robert Salzer Foundation.A small tapestry featuring dark blue and white rippling lines on a light blue and aqua background.tim gresham, tapestry, weaving, textile

The ‘Wonga Park Homestead’ in 1984. Although renovated in the 1940’s, part of the original ripple-iron structure remains at the back of the house.

The Yarra Brae homestead in 1940, which was burnt down in the early 1970’s. A ripple iron house. since been rebuilt and altered.

This work was undertaken in 2001 when the artist was undertaking an Honours year at the University of Ballarat Arts Academy (later Federation University). This item is a part of the Federation University School of Business Art Collection. The Federation University Art Collection features over 1000 works and was listed as a 'Ballarat Treasure' in 2007.Framed Digital Limited Edition Print by Michael Shiell. "The woven form was made at 'Blue Waters' near Creswick. I remember that I went out hoping to make something and I had a few mediocre starts but nothing really inspired was popping for me. Eventually I sat on the bank and started tossing little pebbles into the water. Finally the immediacy and ephemerality of the dissipating ripples struck me. I made the work by twisting and weaving the reeds which lined the banks of 'Blue Waters'. I then floated the rings together and managed to get a couple of quick photos before the work floated away and dissipated." (Michael Shiell)Edition: 1/10art, artwork, michael shiell, shiell, blue water, creswick, school of business collection, available, photography

A blackout ripple glass slotted headlight cover used on motor cars during World War IICircular metal with one round cut-out and one slot with ripple glass insertedblackout, world war ii, motor car, headlight

This view is obtained from a considerable elevation, and the water before us is called the Rippling Straits.Black and white photograph of Barook Island, across Rippling Straits Nowa Nowa Arm, Lake Tyers. VictoriaBarook Island Across the Ripling Straitswaterways, aboriginals

Probably used at the Ballarat School of Mines as a teaching aid to demonstrate surface wave propagation in liquids.A hollow cast iron base contains electrical components which provide upward illumination of variable frequency. Cover is shaped lile a soup plate, with a 6.5cm diameter lens in the centre. An overhead lens transmits light to an adjustable mirror for viewing from the side. Complet with 240 volt AC lead and plug.scientific instrument