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Burrows, W.
Principal of W. Burrows & Co., 'Photographers and Artists' who undertook painting and photography of portraits and landscapes.
Butler, W. H.
Early 20th century Darwin photographer.
C., C. W.
Sketcher of public buildings of Adelaide.
Campbell, W.
Artists named W. Campbell are recorded exhibiting with the [Royal] Art Society of New South Wales in 1883 and 1919.
Campbell, W. M.
Lender or exhibitor, who participated at the 1888-89 Melbourne Centennial International Exhibition.
Chambers, G. W. T.
Watercolour painter from New South Wales. Chambers exhibited with the Art Society of New South Wales in 1883.
Chidley, W. J.
Listed in Sands, 1887-88.
Cocks, W., b. 1866
Exhibited in the Modelling Class of the Adelaide Jubilee International Exhibition of 1887.
Colbourne, G. W.
Colbourne exhibited with the Royal Art Society in 1909.
Colledge, W.
Part-time painter who exhibited with the West Australian Society of Arts in 1928.
Collett, R. W.
Sketcher and possible resident of NSW and New Zealand.
Connolly, J.W.
J. W. Connolly was a teacher of painting in Western Australia around 1903.
Cooper, W. M.
Sketcher, known to have made a companion sketch for John Rae's 'Turning of the First Turf'.
Cornley, R. W.
Professional photographer in Brisbane, Queensland.
Crosbie, W. T.
W. T. Crosbie was a watercolour painter. Crosbie exhibited with the Victorian Artists' Society.
E., W. A.
Watercolourist possibly connected with Marion Ebsworth. The painting by W. A. E. made in 1846 is in the collection of the Mitchell Library, State Library ...
Falconer, W. T.
Federation era Bulletin cartoonist. Falconer's cartoon 'The Pharisee' was included in Kerr, Judd and Holder's 1999 exhibition at S.H. Ervin in Sydney.
Fist, G.W.
Painter who exhibited in the Perth Prize for Contemporary Art held at the Art Gallery in 1956.
Forsythe, A. W.
A painter whose painting 'The Little Bridge' was auctioned at Grays in 1968.
Fox, H. W.
A professional photographer listed at Fortitude Valley, Brisbane in 1866-67. May be a misprint for Alexander Fox, who could have visited Queensland then.