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Erlich, Esther
The Esthetics of Disappearance

by Callas, Peter.

The Esthetics of Disappearance (1986), 5:55 mins, Tokyo. This work, which takes its title from Paul Virilio’s publication of the same name, explores notions of ...

Single channel video work

The Estuary

by Collot d'Herbois, René Phillip Marie.

Apollon et Daphné

by Power, John Joseph Wardell.

Credit Line: Mrs Edith Power Bequest 1962, The University of Sydney, managed by Museum of Contemporary Art.

oil on canvas

Emcees etc

by TextaQueen, Arleen.

[etchings]

by Lindsay, Percy.

Etchings

by Latimer, Bruce.

The Etcher

by Rayner, Hewitt Henry.

Eternal

by Onus, Lin.

The Eternal Bride

by Fowler-Smith, Louise.

The Eternal Child

by Nicholls, Muriel G..

Etham Ballroom

by Newman, John Hubert.

Anderson, Ethel, b. 1883
A well-travelled mural painter and writer, Ethel Anderson was considered one the most important supporters of modern art and its painters in the early part ...
Atkinson, Ethel, b. 1887
Potter, leather worker, china painter and designer. Atkinson set up the 'Ceramic Art Studio' with business partner Ada Newman. A regular exhibitor with the Arts ...
Barringer, Ethel, b. 1884
An accomplished artist across various media, Ethel Barringer became passionate about etching and was instrumental in establishing this medium as a core part of the ...
Bedford, Ethel, b. 1848
Exhibited watercolours of wildflowers with the West Australian Society of Arts in 1908.
Bloxam, Ethel Annie, b. 1870
Ethel Annie Bloxam was a founding member of the South Australian Society of Arts in 1892 and a frequent exhibitor, showing her work regularly until ...
Clarke, Ethel
Ethel Clarke was a watercolorist, oil painter, weaver and lacemaker. She exhibited with the West Australian Society of Arts and Western Australian Women's Society of ...
Cook, Ethel
Cook, sister-in-law of Vida Althea Atherton, exhibited with the Art Society of NSW in 1885.