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Butterfield, E.
E. Butterfield worked as an art teacher in Sydney in the 1840s.
Butterfield, George
draughtsman.
C., A.
Sketcher who initialled the original sketch of 'Newcastle Harbour and Stockton NSW, looking north' that was later engraved by Samuel Calvert.
C., C. W.
Sketcher of public buildings of Adelaide.
C., D.
D.C. initialled two drawings Loading up Bales (1870) and Warranooke Woolshed (1871). Both works are held at the National Library of Australia, Canberra, ACT.
C., D. A.
Sketcher of Wingello Cottage,Marulan-Bungonia district, NSW.
C., E.
Sketcher. Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales holds an undated watercolour by the artist. There is some suggestion that E.C might be Edward ...
Callanan, May
Sketcher, Melbourne. Callanan made some sketches of Korrumburn.
Calvert, A.
A. Calvert wrote 'Exploring Expedition... NW Australia 1891'. It is unconfirmed as to whether or not he also illustrated it.
Cameron,
Exhibited in Agricultural Society of New South Wales Metropolitan Intercolonial Exhibition 1878.
Campbell,
Elected committee member of Victoria Sketching Club.
Campbell, R. J.
Sketcher from New South Wales. Campbell exhibited with the Royal Art Society in 1883.
Campbell, M.
Miss M. Campbell was a working member and exhibitor with the West Australian Society of Arts in 1901, 1902, 1903 and 1908.
Canning, G.
Draughtsman and artist of a perspective view of the Sydney (Stock) Exchange.
Cansdell, Gordon G. M.
Draughtsman and painter from Sydney. Cansdell worked as a draughtsman in the New South Wales Survey Department.
Canvin, M.
Art student from Sydney. Exhibited at the annual Exhibition in connection with the Pitt Street Congregational Sunday Schools.
Capon, Thomas
Sketcher, is referred to in Rev. Robert Knopwood's Tasmanian diaries.
Carey, Robert
Sketcher and army officer. Served in Waikato wars, New Zealand.
Carter, Noble
Technical sketcher, participated at the 1888-89 Centennial International Exhibition, Melbourne.
Carter, Rosa
Sketcher, exhibited in the 1888-89 Melbourne Centennial International Exhibition and won a Jury award.