William Stuart b. c.1826

Also known as William Evans Dutton Stuart
  • Artist (Painter)
A painter of still-life and marine subjects who arrived in Melbourne during the gold rush. Before arriving in Australia, Stuart exhibited at various London institutions. In Australia he exhibited with the Victorian Academy of Arts and at the 1866 Intercolonial Exhibition.
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exhibited at
Victorian Academy of Arts
Date
1873
Place
Melbourne, Victoria
Description
Type
Exhibition
exhibited at
Geelong Mechanics Institute Exhibition
Date
1857
Place
Geelong, Victoria
Description
Type
Exhibition
exhibited at
Society of British Artists
Date
1849 - 1858
Place
Suffolk Street, London, England, UK
Description
Type
Exhibition
exhibited at
British Institution
Date
1848 - 1858
Place
London, England, UK
Description
Type
Exhibition
exhibited at
Royal Academy
Date
1846 - 1858
Place
London, England, UK
Description
Type
Exhibition

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Related stub people
  • Stuart, Amelia (child of)
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  • Royal Academy, London, England, UK (associate of)
  • British Institution, UK (associate of)
  • Society of British Artists, UK (associate of)
  • Bendigo Volunteer Dramatic Club, VIC (associate of)
  • Victorian Academy of Arts, VIC (associate of)
  • Geelong Mechanics Institute, VIC (associate of)
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  • Royal Academy (exhibited at)