Advanced Search
7369 results for … adjust search
Results
Traill, Jessie, b. 1881
Painter and etcher, an outstanding feature of her life was her extensive travelling between France, England and Australia. She received much praise for her etchings ...
Trainor, Johanna Jane, b. 1953
Trainor, Johanna, b. 1953
Tran, Tina, b. 1985
Tina Tran is a painter as well as a member of the Popperbox collective, an interactive public art group in the Fairfield region of Sydney.
Trantor, Jen
Tratman, Frank
Painter who exhibited with the West Australian Society of Arts. Mrs Tratman's husband was a highly qualified surgeon at Royal Perth Hospital.
Travers, Hilda M., b. 1897
Printmaker, was born in Dronin, Victoria. Her linocut bookplates are held at the National Gallery of Australia, Canberra, ACT.
Travis, Mandi
Mandi Travis is a Yorta Yorta painter who studied for her Diploma of Arts (Visual Arts) at Melbourne's RMIT.
Hamm, Treahna, b. 1965
Treahna Hamm is a possum skin cloak maker, etcher, printmaker, painter, sculptor and public artist. A visual artist since 1982, Hamm's work discusses issues of ...
Smith, Treania
Trear, Harriet E.
Watercolourist and designer, showed two works at the 1866 Melbourne Intercolonial Exhibition: a watercolour view of Windsor Castle and a work-table top of her own ...
Treeby, Mab
Early 20th century Melbourne and Sydney Bulletin cartoonist and illustrator.
Tregallas, Edith
Tregear, Leanne
Leanne Tregear was a member of a consortium of designers who worked out of Whitehall Enterprises [c. 1986-89] in Footscray, Melbourne. She primarily works in ...
Tregoning, Albinia Mary, b. 1845
Art teacher who arrived in 1878 in Western Australia.
Treister, Suzanne, b. 1958
Suzanne Treister arrived in Australia in 1992. She has exhibited internationally in Luxembourg, Germany, Spain and the USA. She is the recipient of various grants ...
Everuss, Trena
Trengove, Jane, b. 1953
Tressider, Julia
Trethowan, Edith, b. 1901
Western Australian painter and printmaker, regularly exhibited with the Perth Society of Artists in the 1930s.