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Bolt, Barbara
Bolton, Henry
Henry Bolton was a lithographer and printer who published a view of Hobson's Bay in Melbourne as the HMS Galatea arrived in 1867.
Bolton, Ken
Bolzan, Ric
Bomagee, Horamjee, b.
Bomagee was a Parsee Indian who worked a professional photographer in Victoria and New South Wales, specialised in photos of people and horses.
Bond, C. B.
C.B. Bond's painting "The Dancing Girl before the Spanish Inquisition", after the original by E. Long, was exhibited in the 1873 exhibition of the Agricultural ...
Bond, F.
F. Bond was a female painter who exhibited her oil "Monarch of the Sea" as part of the Melbourne International Centennial Exhibition in 1888.
Bond, S. P.
S. P. Bond was a photo-material importer and photographer based in Adelaide. As a member of the South Australian Photographic Society, Bond exhibited prints and ...
Bonds, Mary
Bone, E. C. B.
Little is known of the artist E.C.B. Bone but that he was active in the late 1890s.
Bone, H. V.
Federation-era Melbourne cartoonist, Bone was a minor contributor to the Melbourne publication Free Lance in the late 1890s, along with Alec Laing.
Bone, Evelyn Cecil B.
Architect and amateur painter who exhibited with the West Australian Society of Arts in 1896.
Bonnardeaux, Mutsuko
Bonnefin, Charles
An amateur sketcher and naval officer, Captain Charles Bonnefin spent time in New Zealand before settling in New South Wales. Several of his landscape views ...
Bonney, Arthur E.
Arthur E. Bonney was a sketcher in 1870s South Australia. In 1871 he won a cash prize for his pen and ink drawing at the ...
Bonney, Charles
Charles Bonney sketched scenes of outback life while working on Momba station in outback New South Wales in the mid-19th century. He also took a ...
Bonney, Geoff
Bonney, W. H.
W. H. Bonney was an artist calligrapher and draughtsman who illustrated the illuminated address to Governor of Western Australia Sir Gerard Smith in 1895.
Bonnin, Pru
Boobier, Nellie
Sandhurst (Bendigo) artist Nellie Boobier exhibited her watercolour paintings in Melbourne and Sydney in the late 1870s.