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Crawford, M.
Finnecombe, A.M.
Painter who was the winner of a third class award at the Coolgardie Exhibition in 1899.
Goode, M.
Goode won a first class award for a landscape painting at the Coolgardie Exhibition in 1899.
Howarth, F. M.
Colonial period Bulletin cartoonist.
J., K. M.
Sketcher, is known only for a pencil sketch, Muncilidcenula, Old Vyner Homestead, Tumut, 11 March 1845, a photograph of which is in the Mitchell Library ...
Jenkins, J. M.
Artist, was a member of the WA Society of Arts who studied at the Perth Technical School some time before WWI.
Jilt, M.
Nothing is known of the painter M.Jilt but for a c.1860 oil painting of a Indigenous Queenslander that features this signature and which is held ...
Jones, M.
Professional photographer, was listed in Sands and McDougall's Melbourne Directory for 1863 as working at 98 Swanston Street, Melbourne.
K-M, James
K., M.
M.K. is known for a single watercolour, 'View of New South Wales', dated 1810 which is held in the Mitchell Library, State Library of New ...
Lang, M.
Painter who exhibited with the West Australian Society of Arts in 1949.
Long, M.
Sketcher. Long drew an early South Australian view, 'Cottage Erected by Mr. A. Long - near Adelaide' (1839), and was presumably a relative of the ...
M.,
Colonial Tasmanian sketcher. The artist's work is held in the Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales, Sydney, NSW.
M., A. J.
Federation period political cartoonist
M., C.
Sketcher, probably from New South Wales, whose pen and ink drawings were inspired by W.H. Fernyhough's portraits of indigenous Australians.
M., E. E.
Probably male sketcher who lived in colonial Perth and/or Sydney, that may have painted and worked with other painters to portray navy ships.
M., E. L.
Colonial illustrator who drew in the area of Manly.
M., H.
Early 20th century Bulletin cartoonist.
Mabin, Chris
Mac,
Federation period Queensland cartoonist. A cartoon signed "MAC" was published in the Queensland 'Evening Observer' on 6 April 1901.