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Cooke, Elsie
artist, active circa 1913.
Dangerfield, Elsie, b. 1900
Elvin, Carole
Beuzeville, Elvina de
Two watercolour paintings by Elvina de Beuzeville are now in the Mitchell Library at the State Library of New South Wales. They depict the front ...
Adair, Alice Emilie, b. 1878
Female Federation period painter who exhibited in Western Australia for over a decade with the West Australian Society of Arts.
Atkinson, Emily
In 1891 a Miss E.G. Atkinson wrote to Henry Parkes seeking publication for her manuscript, 'Judith, an Australian Blossom; A Tale of Sydney and London.'
Barlow, Emily, b. 1836
Sponsored by the London Female Middle Class Emigration Society, Emily Barlow arrived in Melbourne in 1862 with her sister Nancy with the intention of establishing ...
Boodle, Emily
Sydney painter and tile maker, Emily Boodle exhibited her painted tiles and watercolours at several exhibitions throughout the late 1880s, including the New Zealand and ...
Bradley, Emily
Emily Bradley exhibited her work competitively in Sydney at the the exhibitions of women's work in 1892 and 1907. Her landscapes included scenes of the ...
Brigham, Emily
Broughton, Emily
artist, also known as Emily Chawley
Brownlow, Emily, b. 1878
A flower painter in oils, early twentieth century.
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Bryce Carter, Emily, b. 1886
Cleary, Emily, b. 1877
Student in Sydney. Exhibited in the Exhibition of Woman's Work, Sydney in 1892.
Crawley, Emily
Portraitist. Is said to have painted a miniature of her father, William Grant Broughton, in the 1840s.
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Duke, Emily
Aiston, Emma
Aiston is one of the principals of Daniel Emma, a South Australia-based design studio working across a range of media and objects including furniture, lighting, ...
Brown, Emma
painter
Cotton, Emma
Emma Cotton was a china painter. She exhibited with the West Australian Society of Arts and Western Australian Women's Society of Fine Arts and Crafts. ...
Apperley, Emmeline
Little is known of Emmeline Apperley but that she exhibited in the 1892 Exhibition of Woman's Work in Sydney.