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Covington, Syms, b. 1814
Sketcher, naturalist and postmaster. He became Charles Darwin's servant on HMS 'Beagle' in 1831. Resident of Pambula, NSW.
Symbols of Identity

by Razem, Bronwyn.

solo exhibition

Group exhibition: Ann Montgomery, Eveline Syme and Guelda Pyke

by Pyke, Guelda Esther Leah.

Symons, Debbie
Synnot, Marianne, b. 1828
Colonial sketcher, wife of an Anglican clergyman. Sketched in her journal in which she also mentions watercolour works for family members and friends.
Synthesis

by Mangiamele, Rosemary.

Solo Exhibition

Stefan Szonyi surveyed

by Szonyi, Stefan.

Toured by NETS. Assisted by the Australia Council through NETS Victoria and by Ceramics: Art and Experience. Colourful and whimsical ceramics built around the personal ...

Don't Ban The Can

by Peet, Matthew.

Adams, R. T.
Male colonial painter of fishermen who exhibited in Australia and London, England in the 1870s.
Chuck, T. H.
Professional photographer, son of Thomas Chuck.
Cleverdon, T. A.
Professional photographer. Resident of Victoria he then went into partnership with Clapham in Tasmania.
Fraser, T. M.
A miniature painter who exhibited paintings on ivory at the 1863 Ballarat Mechanics Institute Exhibition.
Ginnings, J. T.
Professional photographer, who worked at Mount Gambier, South Australia, in 1867.
Macartney, F. T.
Writer and printer of linocuts who illustrated poetry.
Mockridge, A. T., b. 1882
Early 20th century Melbourne commercial artist and portraitist who supposedly did the original drawing of 'Pelaco Bill'
Moyle, T. C.
Watercolourist, painted naive and meticulously detailed views of Victorian gold-mines from about 1866 to 1881.
Tableaux Plastique

by von Sturmer, Daniel.

Solo exhibition

Pat Hoffie: cocons taches

by Hoffie, Pat.

Source: Solo Survey Exhibition Linkage Project, Tasmanian School of Art, UTAS State Library of QLD catalogue Exhibition Catalogue: Pat Hoffie: cocons taches. Melbourne: Australian Centre ...

Taciber, Carl
Professional photographer working in Melbourne around the 1850's.
Taggett,
Professional photographer, Taggett was in partnership with Peyman at Portland, Victoria, in 1859-60.