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Andrews,
Modeller and resident of Enmore, Sydney, NSW. Mrs Andrews exhibited a 'Portrait of Mignonette' at the 1870 Sydney Intercolonial Exhibition.
Andrews,
Craftworker and teacher, working in Hobart in 1877. Mrs Andrews worked with a variety of craft media including French paper, wax, pillow laces, marble and ...
Annear,
Exhibited a painting on satin in Brisbane in 1885.
Asche,
Asche exhibited a painted 'Work Table' at the Geelong Mechanics Institute in 1869.
Aston, H. H.
Professional photographer of Hawthorn, Melbourne. Labelled a 'photographic artiste' Aston produced cartes-de-visites that were said to be remarkably well-executed.
Barnfield,
Barnfield is known only for a crayon drawing she exhibited in the Launceston Fine Art Exhibition in 1879.
Bartlett,
Mrs Bartlett exhibited at the Society of Artists Commonwealth Exhibition of 1901.
Barton, E.
Mrs Green lived in South Australia and seemed to be active in her church's guild. She was a talented embroiderer whose known work is a ...
Batts,
Mr and Mrs Batts are thought to be a married couple who worked together as teachers in Hobart. In 1833 they advertised their services, offering ...
Beatty, J.
Mrs J Beatty was a wax modeller who exhibited a collection of her works in the 1873 Agricultural Society of NSW Exhibition in Sydney.
Begg,
A work by Mrs Begg, a view of Hamilton, Victoria, appears to have been executed in the late 19th century. It appeared in a 1984 ...
Bell, Edward C.
Mrs. Edward C. Bell shared a photographic studio in Bendigo with her husband. Edward Bell is recognised as a photographer, while his wife was a ...
Bellasis,
Mrs Bellasis was only in the country for several years but she is distinguished as having created the earliest known art work (c.1804) by a ...
Bennett, Jessie
Mrs. Bennett showed her paintings in successive exhibitions at the Art Society of NSW from 1887 through 1893. Her flower and fruit studies received generally ...
Bennett, L.
Exhibited with the West Australian Society of Arts in the early 1930s.
Bethune, Louise
Mrs. Louise Bethune is recognised as the first female architect in Australia.
Birkenhead, Louise
Mrs. Louise Birkenhead exhibited with the Art Society of NSW in 1897. Little else is known of her artistic activities.
Bishop,
Exhibited with the West Australian Society of Arts in 1910.
Black, Helen
Two of Helen Black's flower paintings were exhibited at the 1869 Ballarat Mechanics Institute Exhibition. They are thought to have been lent by her husband.
Black, J. E.
Mrs. J.E. Black exhibited three flower paintings and an insect painting at the Melbourne International Exhibition in 1880.