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Ridgeway,
Bulletin cartoonist, 1930s.
Ridley, Geoffrey W.
Geoffrey W. Ridley was a painter. He held a solo exhibition at the Art Gallery Newspaper House in 1945 and was president of the West ...
Ridsdale, Carolyn
A contemporary cartoonist, Ridsdale, who signs her cartoons 'Caro', has had her work published several times in "Drawing Away: an Australian Women's comic book".
Riedelbauch, Gilbert, b.
Design practitioner and university lecturer based in Canberra whose works explore the meeting points between traditional silversmithing and craftsmanship and new technologies.
Riegg, John
John Riegg was presumably a painter. He exhibited a 'Scrap Book of Paintings mostly from natural objects', at the 1854 Melbourne Exhibition.
Rieniets, Andrea
Rigby, Bay, b.
Cartoonist, 1960s.
Rigby, John
Rigge, Rebecca
Australia has a design tradition of stain glass windows in its cathedrals and churches. In particular, during the 1920s and 1930s, Rebecca Rigge designed many ...
Riggs, Ted
Rijavec, Frank
Riley, A. D.
A. D. Riley, art teacher, is described as jointly teaching with Julian Rossi Ashton, the gentlemen's life drawing class at the Art Society of New ...
Riley, Alice
Alice Riley, watercolourist and sister of Anne Riley, painted a convolvulus that was included in the album of Sophia Ives Campbell, her aunt.
Riley, Anne
Anne Riley, sketcher and sister of Alice Riley, signed a watercolour of a sweet pea included in the album of Sophia Ives Campbell, her aunt.
Riley, Michael
Riley, James A.
Riley was an industrial designer, Lead teacher Industrial Design course, East Sydney Technical College, Sydney, studied industrial design Sydney Technical College 1953, Chief designer Phillips ...
Riley, Michele
Ring,
Miss Ring, art teacher, opened a school for young ladies at Clifton House, New Norfolk, Van Diemen's Land, in March 1831. She claimed that she ...
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Ripijingimpi, Paddy Henry
Rising, , b.
Mr Rising was a drawing teacher in Sydney during the 1830s. In 1834, he advertised that he could instruct a limited number of young gentlemen ...