Australian Furniture Designers 1930-2000

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Tompson, Charles, b. 1784
English born landholder and farmer whose two recorded sketches of himself and his wife are kept in possession of the family.
Updated Oct. 25, 2012
Bungaree, Bowen, b. 1804
Bowen Bungaree is attributed as the first documented Aboriginal artist with the sketch Representation of a woman by a native of NSW, 1823. Bowan Bungaree ...
Updated Oct. 24, 2012
Prince Philip Prize Certificate of Merit for Australian Design

Prince Phillip Prize Certificate of Merit for Australian Design, 1972.

Updated Oct. 16, 2012
1991 residency - Philip Institute of Technology, VIC
Updated Oct. 16, 2012
George Freedman & Associates, AMP Circular Quay, Sydney, "Philip and Catherine (European Monarchy Series)"
Updated Oct. 16, 2012
image of Newson, Marc
Newson, Marc
Updated Sept. 20, 2012
Clarke, Karina Louise, b. 1967
Contemporary Sydney designer Karina Clarke specialises in furniture, lighting, object and interior design, and teaches in Design at the College of Fine Arts, University of ...
Updated Sept. 17, 2012
Between the Lines, Philip Hunter Drawings

by Hunter, Philip.

Updated Sept. 4, 2012
The Plains: Wimmera and the Imaging of Australian Landscape, Philip Hunter and Sir Sidney Nolan

by Hunter, Philip.

This exhibition was prepared for the Melbourne Festival.

Updated Sept. 4, 2012
Wolseley, John, b. 1938
Painter, was born in Great Britain. He came to Australia in 1976 and lives in central Victoria although he has worked mainly recording the natural ...
Updated Aug. 30, 2012
Hubay, Tibor, b. 1941
Hubay was an interior designer who also had a career as an industrial designer, artist and sculptor. He studied at the Royal Melbourne Institute of ...
Updated July 13, 2012
image of Casey, Caroline
Casey, Caroline, b. 1964
Updated July 12, 2012
Cuncliffe, Merlin, b.
Merlin and his wife Deborah designed lighting and "knock down" [flat pack] furniture and sold their products and imports such as Marimekko fabrics from a ...
Updated July 4, 2012
Half Dozen
Half Dozen was a curatorial collaboration that presented an annual event of six exhibitions, utilising varied venues around Sydney, Bangkok and Beijing from 2004 to ...
Updated June 19, 2012
99/36/6 Architectural model, Aquatic Centre, ASEAN Games, Bangkok, plastic / cardboard, Philip Cox / Cox Architects, Australia, [1997]

by Cox Architects.

99/36/6

Updated June 19, 2012
99/36/5 Architectural model, original Marina Village Proposal for Laguna Quays Resort, Repulse Bay, North Queensland, plastic / cardboard, Philip Cox / Cox Architects, Australia, [1990-1994]

by Cox Architects.

99/36/5

Updated June 19, 2012
99/36/4 Architectural model, Australian National Maritime Museum, Sydney, plastic / wood / card, Philip Cox / Cox Architects, New South Wales, Australia, [1985-1990]

by Cox Architects.

99/36/4

Updated June 19, 2012
99/36/3 Architectural model, Gloucester Street Offices, Sydney, Philip Cox / Cox Architects, New South Wales, Australia, [1989]

by Cox Architects.

99/36/3

Updated June 19, 2012
99/36/2 Architectural model, Goulburn Civic Centre, Goulburn, NSW, plastic / paper / cardboard, Philip Cox / Cox Architects, Australia, [1985-1987]

by Cox Architects.

99/36/2

Updated June 19, 2012
A10980 Chair, 'Poli', fibreglass reinforced polyester, designed by Grant and Mary Featherston, Victoria, made by Polyfibre Products, Hawthorn, Victoria for Module Furniture Co, Melbourne, Australia, 1971

by Featherston, Grant, Polyfibre Products.

A10980

Updated June 19, 2012
The Chief Derah Mat of Port Philip

by Duterrau, Benjamin.

Updated June 19, 2012
St. Philip's New Church, Sydney

by Harris, William.

Updated June 19, 2012
Portrait of Philip Connard

by Bell, George Frederick Henry.

Updated June 19, 2012
Philip Oakden

by Becker, Ludwig.

Updated June 19, 2012
Designed St Philip's, Bungendore, NSW.

by Soares, Alberto Dias.

Updated June 19, 2012