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Ferris, Thomas W
Finucane, W.
Colonial era Queensland cartoonist. Finucane was a member of the Ipswich Punch Society of gentlemen before being appointed Recording Clerk at Bourketown in mid-1867.
Fist, G.W.
Painter who exhibited in the Perth Prize for Contemporary Art held at the Art Gallery in 1956.
Flexman, T. W.
A sketcher and carver who drew a pen-and-ink copy of one of Gustave Doré's illustrations to Tennyson's Elaine in 1867 and carved a large elaborately ...
Forbes, W
Forster, W. T.
Although listed as a working member of the West Australian Society of Arts in 1896 and 1901 he did not exhibit.
Forsythe, A. W.
A painter whose painting 'The Little Bridge' was auctioned at Grays in 1968.
Fox, H. W.
A professional photographer listed at Fortitude Valley, Brisbane in 1866-67. May be a misprint for Alexander Fox, who could have visited Queensland then.
Frank, W.
A sketcher, produced two watercolours of New South Wales scenes, both dated 1866, which were both auctioned in the 1970s.
Furse, Bruce W, b. 1906
Bruce Furse was a Sydney Technical College student and articled with Wiltshire & Day, Sydney. He began an independent practice in in 1933 and began ...
Gates, W.
Sketcher, exhibited at the Ballarat Mechanics Institute in 1869.
Gebbie, W.
Sketcher, exhibited at Ballarat Mechanics Institute in 1869.
Ghislin, W.
Sketcher, exhibited at the 1866 Melbourne Intercolonial Exhibition. The artist resided in Geelong.
Gill, W.
Mid 20th century Papua and Sydney based Bulletin cartoonist and plantation owner/manager.
Gill, W. H.
Godfrey, W. Race
Gold, W. N.
Sketcher, made a pencil drawing of Rhodes, Thomas Walker's residence at Concord, New South Wales, in 1835.
Greenwood, W. H.
Greenwood is known through designs for a suite of Queensland maple furniture for the Erskineville Council building in 1938. Greenwood designed revolving chairs, armchairs. standard ...
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Griffith, W, b. 1808
Ham, W.
Sketcher, little is known about this artist other than the documented inclusion of one work in the 1861 Victorian Exhibition at Melbourne. Gender is unclear.