Kay Druce (b.1906, Montreal, Canada) worked as a commercial artist and book illustrator in Sydney during the 1940s and 1950s. At least thirty titles of ...
The pottery of Gladys Fell is representative of the experimental work produced under Charles Astley's tutelage at the Warwick Technical College and High School in ...
A painter and graphic artist whose book of pirates featured the largest colour linocuts produced by an Australian artist at that time. He also produced ...
Progressive European-trained emigre architect who made important contributions to architectural and cultural life of Melbourne during and after World War II. Fooks' practice also encompassed ...
The most prominent of the South Australian surrealist artists, inspired by the writer Max Harris. Francis was also an art critic and cartoonist. Francis was ...
Bruce Furse was a Sydney Technical College student and articled with Wiltshire & Day, Sydney. He began an independent practice in in 1933 and began ...
Cyril Gibbs was an accomplished watercolourist who produced a substantial output over his lifetime but his contribution to arts administration in Brisbane was probably as ...
Mid 20th century modernist cartoonist, illustrator, designer, painter and printmaker. Hinder also worked with the Australian camouflage group during the 1939-45 war as a designer ...
Sculptor, born in New York she moved to Australia with her husband and became involved in the Austalian modernist movement. Her later career includes large ...
R. Haughton ["Jimmy"] James's first local practice, the Design Centre, Sydney, was with Geoff and Dahl Collings. His first known designs in Sydney were radio ...
Known for her commercial work in England, Long worked mainly as painter after emigrating to Australia. Her work was regularly included in the Archibald Prize.