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Ainsworth, Ruth Drummond, b. 1900
A painter, printmaker, potter, weaver and art teacher. Ainsworth travelled to Europe in the 1920s where she was inspired by the influences of cubism, surrealism ...
Aisen, Charles, b. 1900
Ashcroft, Julie, b. 1900
Banduk, Nym, b. 1900
Banduk, Nym, b. 1900
Beatty, Bill , b. 1900
writer of the Bill Beatty (looks over Australia) AND Amazing Strange Unique and Astounding facts ILLUSTRATIONS BY HARRY WANN
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Benporath, Norma, b. 1900
Birmingham, Karna Marie, b. 1900
Karna Marie Birmingham was an illustrator of children's books and arguably may have been more widely acknowledged if she had not contracted an eye disease ...
Bolot, Aaron, b. 1900
Aaron Bolot was a Crimea-born, Brisbane-educated architect who created many notable residential and commercial buildings in Sydney from the 1930s to the 1960s.
Campbell, Daisy, b. 1900
Painter, was reluctant to speak about her art and left little information about herself.
Carter, Irene, b. 1900
Irene Carter was born in 1900. She was a painter, musician and teacher who won the watercolour section of the Art Competition in 1951. Carter ...
Dangerfield, Elsie, b. 1900
Dilger, Stella, b. 1900
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Dundas, Douglas, b. 1900
Painter and illustrator, working from the 1920s onwards.
Eagles, Percy, b. 1900
Percy Eagles was a graphic artist whose astonishing skill with the pencil is demonstrated in his numerous portrait studies. There would be few contemporary artists ...
Edmunds, Rosina Mary, b. 1900
An architect and architectural historian, Rosette Edmunds worked as chief designer on a number of important churches.
Ellis, Frances D, b. 1900
Fardoulys, James, b. 1900
Naive painter James Fardoulys was born in Greece in 1900 and came to Australia in 1914. His work is held in the collections of the ...
Fimister, Jeanne, b. 1900
Jeanne Fimister exhibited weaving with the Western Australian Women's Society of Fine Arts and Craft in 1950.