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Abbot, Inez M., b.
Australian female painter living in France, whose work may have been purchased by a major museum in Paris, but there is current record of this.
Abbott, C. A.
Cartoonist and lithographer, his professional career centres on the Ballarat Punch, particularly from 1867 to 1870. At various times he was also briefly the magazine's ...
Abbott, W., b.
W. Abbott made seven watercolour sketches on a voyage to Van Diemen's Land (Tasmania) on board the barque Calcutta in 1840.
Abbott, Liz
Abbott, Joylene
Abdel-Aziz, Rashida, b.
Victorian-based female printmaker whose woodcut featuring a woman with birds was selected by Katrina Rumley to be one of 11 Print Council of Australia subscriber ...
Abercrombie, L. B., b.
Abercrombie was a Colonial-era female sketcher who exhibited two works, both portraits of animal heads, in Brisbane in 1894.
Aberline, Matthew
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Abib, Aleksei Wrobel
Abood, Danny
Abood, Paula, b.
Abraham, , b.
This travelling photographer worked at Yass, New South Wales, in the mid-nineteenth century and was the partner of Frankford.
Abraham, Brian
Abu,
Mid 20th century political cartoonist whose subject matter included the introduction of the contraceptive pill in the late 1960s.
Acley, R. H.
Travelling from San Francisco, this professional photographer worked in Sydney and Victoria. His daguerreotype practice specialised in portraits and landscape views.
Acme,
Federation-era postcard cartoonist whose work is held in the National Library of Australia. His subject matter included the rivalry between Melbourne and Sydney.
Acock, Walter William / W. W.
W.W. Acock was a colonial artist who was recorded as working in Tasmania c.1890.
Ada,
Sketcher. As a young girl Miss Ada received a prize for her drawing of a head that was exhibited with the South Australian Society of ...
Adam,
Late 20th century Bulletin cartoonist, speculatively the artist Adam Jon Brooke.
Adam, J.
Melburnian student sketcher who won first prize for their antique figure drawings at Melbourne's National Gallery School in 1903.