D. Wilkinson

  • Artist (Painter)
Colonial Melbourne male artist who exhibited paintings with unusual subject matter ranging from a burning boat to bovine portraits.
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oil painter, was living in Prahran, Melbourne when he showed his religious painting, The Tribute Money , in the 1856 Victorian Exhibition of Art. He exhibited six oil paintings of various subjects with the Victorian Society of Fine Arts in 1857, including Sunset, near the Ovens (£50), Ship on Fire (£25) and a pair of portraits of white cows (£15).

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1992
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2011

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  • A pair of portraits of white cows (creator of)
  • Ship on Fire (creator of)
  • Sunset, near the Ovens (creator of)