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Horrel's House from my Window 1860

by Mitchell, Catherine.

The Baptism of the Saviour' window, St John the Baptist's Anglican Church, Queanbeyan

by Macleod, William.

The Confession of the Divinity of Christ by St Thomas' window, Molongolo

by Macleod, William.

Windows flanking the altar, St Benedict's Catholic Church, Broadway, NSW

by Macleod, William.

Windows, Burrogorang

by Macleod, William.

Windows, Douglas Park

by Macleod, William.

Windows, Private chapel of Dr Jenkins at Nepean Towers (now the Redemptorist Monastery St Mary's Towers, Douglas Park)

by Macleod, William.

four-light Prince Albert Memorial window

by Urie, James.

Holy Trinity, Kew

St Matthew's Church of England, Windsor

by Scott, D.

Sketch to Windward

by Baily, Henry Hall.

Wingate album

by Wingate, Thomas.

Leather-bound folio album containing 62 sketches and watercolours and 33 photographs, mostly signed by or attributable to Thomas Wingate (1807-69). For an earlier discussion of ...

Wingate, Thomas, b. 1807
Retired army officer who came to Sydney in 1852. Wingate worked in the media of photography, painting and drawing. He exhibited a photographic panorama of ...
Toryboy, Winner of the Melbourne Cup

by Knights, Samuel S..

Winston, Charles Edward, b. 1825
Charles Edward Winston was a wood-engraver. He arrived in Adelaide from London in 1851. Winston worked in South Australia, Victoria, New Zealand and New South ...
New Society of Painters in Water Colours (annual Winter exhibition)

by Prout, John Skinner.

Winter Evening (after Buvelot)

by Pritchard, Emmeline.

Winter Morning near Heidelberg

by Buvelot, Louis.

National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne

Winter Scene

by Benham, Amie.

Winter, Alfred, b. 1837
Alfred Winter was a sketcher and professional photographer. He exhibited at the 1866 Melbourne Intercolonial Exhibition and was awarded an honourable mention for his work. ...
Winter, Richard William
Richard William Winter was a professional photographer and printer. He worked in partnership with his younger brother Alfred Winter in Melbourne in the 1860s.