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Obarzanek, Simon, b. 1968
A photographer, Simon Obarzanek chiefly works in portraiture and his work has been exhibited extensively since 2002. His work featured in the 2003 exhibition 'Commonwealth ...
Simpkinson, Francis, b. 1819
Francis Guillemard Simpkinson was a painter, diarist and naval officer. In 1845 at the Hobart Town Art Exhibition, (the first major fine arts exhibition in ...
Simpson, C. C.
C. C. Simpson was a photographer who took a photograph of the Common School staff and students at Queenscliff, Victoria, in 1868.
Simpson, Peter, b. 1951
Peter Simpson is a Sydney based contemporary landscape painter, known for his images of Sydney Harbour, Melbourne, the Victorian countryside and the partially cleared pastoral ...
Kong Sing, Justine, b. 1868
A miniature portrait painter, Justine Kong Sing trained with Julian Ashton in Sydney and at the National Gallery School, Melbourne. She also worked and lived ...
Best Arrangement of a Single Bloom

by Adams, Mae, Brennan, Angela, Burke, Brigid, Colbert, Jennifer, Daw, Kate, Kocsis, Anita, Pulie, Elizabeth, Russell, Deborah, Trengove, Jane, White, Anna.

touring exhibition. Wangaratta opening with commissioned performance by Brigid Burke, 'Emmegig', co-ordinator Mae Adams, 8 October 1995.

Sinnappan, Louise, b.
Louise Sinnappan is from the Wemba Wemba tribe of South-west New South Wales. She completed her Bachelor of Fine Arts at Latrobe University, Bendigo in ...
Kava: Sione Francis

by Francis, Sione.

Source: Solo Survey Exhibition Linkage Project, Tasmanian School of Art, UTAS RMIT Gallery program

Darling, Charles Henry, b. 1809
Military officer and Governor of Victoria in 1860s. A pen-and-ink sketch attributed to him is held in the Mitchell Library, New South Wales.
Lindsay, Daryl, b. 1889
Artist, illustrator and the most influential gallery director in 20th century Australia. The second youngest of the 10 Lindsay children.
Longstaff, John, b. 1861
Sir John Campbell Longstaff was a renowned portraitist both in Australia and England, winning five Archibald prizes between 1925 and 1935.