Ness was a professional photographer and it is believed that he may be the architect 'David Ness' who had been taught photography by Walter Woodbury. ...
Sketched Tasmanian scenes that include Campbell Town, Hobart Town, rural areas and churches. He produced an album containing seventeen of his watercolour sketches.
Colonial era Sydney painter, caricaturist, illustrator, journalist and publican. Newall was also a renowned marksman who apparently bet a case of champagne that he could ...
A sketcher and photographic colourist. His drawings won him prizes and were exhibited at various exhibitions at the New South Wales Academy of Art. He ...
A photographer and lithographer. He was the official photographer of the Melbourne Public Library and Museum and exhibited his work within Australia as well as ...
A photographer, scientific entertainer, inventor, photographic supplier and chemist. He advertised his portrait photography and traded under Norrie's Photographic Portrait Establishment.
A photographer who mainly photographed views. He exhibited his works at various shows and was commissioned to produce photographs on selected regions for various corporations ...
Photographer and photographic equipment dealer in Melbourne and Sydney, 1857-1873. Although a daguerreotypist early in his career, O'Neill and his firms specialised, exhibited and won ...
James M. Oldham was a watercolourist, sketcher, etcher and teacher. In 1862 he was employed as a teacher at the Wesleyan School, Ballarat, Victoria. Oldham ...
Emily Park enjoyed creating landscape paintings of Victoria that served as nostalgic reminders of Australia while she was living her later years in England.
William Paterson was a professional photographer. He worked in Melbourne in partnership with his brother Archibald. At the 1866 Melbourne Intercolonial Exhibition, both of them ...