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Merivière, Bondi

by Richardson, John Thomas.

Evening Merri Creek

by Ashton, Julian Rossi.

Metcalfe, Daniel F., b.
professional photographer, owned photographic galleries in Sydney and Brisbane and travelled through regional NSW.
Meyers, Maximilian, b. 1827
Painter, illuminator, engrosser and art teacher, ran an evening schools for 'the art of drawing and watercolouring' in Perth, Sydney and Melbourne throughout the 1850s-1870s. ...
Cavanagh, Michael F., b. 1860
Michael F. Cavanagh was born in 1860. He was an architect who was a member of the South Australian Society of Arts with whom he ...
Concrete Culvert, Deep Creek, Michelago

by Caspers, Rudolph.

Edwardsia micioflidea, Gross Cornwall at Gross Hall, Falsmouth

by Lefroy, Charlotte Anne.

Balmoral, Middle Harbour

by Bayly, W. D..

Hunter's Beach, Middle Harbour

by Bayly, W. D..

Marshall, J. Miller
John Miller Marshall was an English landscape painter who was resident in Victoria during the early 1890s. In 1893 he gave Lionel Lindsay his first ...
McMinn, A B, b. 1844
Minns, B.E., b. 1863
B.E. Minns was introduced to art by the young Charles Conder, with whom he shared rooms in the 1880s. He soon developed a successful career ...
Minnie's Hut Feby

by à Beckett, Thomas Turner.

image of Boyd, Emma Minnie
Boyd, Emma Minnie, b. 1858
Often remembered as the matriarch of the artistically gifted Boyd family, Emma Minnie was an artist in her own right, exhibiting prolifically in Australia, and ...
Handpainted Mirror (floral)

by Andrews, Sydney.

Miss Essie Jenyns

by Bennett, Joseph Arthur.

Adkins,
Female colonial painter who exhibited with the Art Society of NSW in 1889.
Anthoness,
Anthoness exhibited landscape views at the Melbourne Centennial International Exhibition, 1888-89.
Armstrong,
Adelaide painter who exhibited at the Melbourne Centennial International Exhibition in 1888-1889. There is some speculation that the artist in question is Elizabeth Armstrong.
Balfe,
Photographic colourist who worked commercially in Hobart, Tasmania, in the late 19th century.