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Two people reach out to touch the tree of life and hope surrounded by dragonflies, frogs, birds and a butterfly representing an Aboriginal depiction of the cycle of life and the role people must play to ensure an AIDS free future. Colour lithograph by Zane Saunders, March 1993.

A woman expressing attention, desire and hope. Drawing, c. 1788, after Raphael.

A music manuscript in black and white with red notes representing an advertisement for a concert of hope at the Eglise Saint Louis des Invalides, Paris, on Tuesday 11 June 1992 by AIDES. Colour lithograph, 1992.

The male and female sign with one red hand print against a backdrop of numerous green hand prints with a message about hope; an AIDS prevention advertisement sponsored by numerous health organisations in Panama, the World Health Organisation and GlaxoWellcome. Colour lithograph, ca. 1997.

Three grey and yellow faces behind barbed wire with a broken vision of the world above representing the fight against AIDS; an advertisement by the Asociación Ciudadana Anti-SIDA de Guipuzkoa. Colour lithograph by Sagutxo, 1996.

Eight heads showing human passions. Etching by Taylor, 1788, after C. Le Brun.

Saint Mary (the Blessed Virgin). Lithograph.

A beach littered with numerous people in a variety of dress and engaged in various activities against a blue and white fence bordered with tall buildings at the top; a message about hope in the fight against AIDS. Colour lithograph by James Rizzi, 1996.

The AIDS red ribbon tied to the stalk of a flower in a field of yellow and white flowers with a boy wearing a red top in the background and the message in Spanish 'United in hope'; an advertisement for World AIDS Day on 1 December, [1996]. Colour lithograph by Onusida/Yoshi Shimuzu, 1996.

Head of a woman expressing desire (left); head of a woman expressing hope (right). Etching by B. Picart, 1713, after C. Le Brun.

Hope in health : the socio-politics of optimism / Alan Petersen.

A woman, blindfolded, seated on the globe, plucking the one remaining intact string of a lyre; representing hope. Colour photogravure by Emery Walker, 1908, after G.F. Watts.

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A music manuscript in black and white with red notes representing an advertisement for a concert of hope at the Eglise Saint Louis des Invalides, Paris, on Tuesday 11 June 1992 by AIDES. Colour lithograph, 1992.

Hope in health : the socio-politics of optimism / Alan Petersen.

A woman, blindfolded, seated on the globe, plucking the one remaining intact string of a lyre; representing hope. Colour photogravure by Emery Walker, 1908, after G.F. Watts.

Three grey and yellow faces behind barbed wire with a broken vision of the world above representing the fight against AIDS; an advertisement by the Asociación Ciudadana Anti-SIDA de Guipuzkoa. Colour lithograph by Sagutxo, 1996.

Eight heads showing human passions. Etching by Taylor, 1788, after C. Le Brun.