Arthur Hustwit b. 1900

  • Artist (Ceramist)
Although it has not been possible to identify individual ceramics by Arthur Hustwit he was the proprieter of the most significant school of pottery in Brisbane after the reign of L. J. Harvey.
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associate of
Mrs G. Harvey
Artist (Painter)
Student. No. 89 Bowl, No. 90 Vase, included in the first Caarnarvon Ceramic College exhibition in 1949.
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Miss J. Craig
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Student. No. 69 Jug, included in the first Caarnarvon Ceramic College exhibition in 1949.
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Mrs J. H. Craig
Artist (Painter)
Student. No. 6 Ship's wheel plaque, No. 7 Lamp base, No. 8 Vase, included in the first Caarnarvon Ceramic College exhibition in 1949.
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Miss Morris
Artist (Draughtsman)
Student. No. 15 Jug, included in the first Caarnarvon Ceramic College exhibition in 1949.
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Daisy Nosworthy
1890
Artist, Artist, Artist (Painter), Artist
Pottery teacher
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Mrs McDougall
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Mrs McSweeny
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Mrs McAndrew
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Mrs Lamont
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Mrs Knox
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Mrs Jodrell
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Miss P. Hartigan
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Mrs Hartridge
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Miss Jackson
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Mrs Jackson
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Mrs Herd
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Miss P. Hawker
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Mrs Hill
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Mrs Higgins
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Mrs A. A. Herbert
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Miss D. Hall
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Miss Hadland
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Miss Daphne Griffiths
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Mrs J. Gillespie
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Mrs Fairweather
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