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Wignall, D.
It is not surprising this colonial female artist painted Government house in Tasmania and exhibited it in Melbourne, as her father was a Hobart mayor ...
Allen, John (Denis John Wigram), b. 1926
John Allen was a notable modernist architect in Sydney from the mid 1950s through the 1980s. He is best known as one of the two ...
Australia, Wigwams at Gould [sic] Island, Being One of the Places Where the Boats of the Fly Were Attacked by the Natives. May 20th 1843

by Porcher, Edwin Augustus.

Bird's Eye View of Adventure Bay ... From near Fluted Cape and Native Hut (or Wigwam) of Adventure Bay, Van Diemen's Land

by Tobin, George.

'Gunbal Alias Judy Third Gin of Moravanu Chief of Wigwigly Tribe County St Vincent NSW Sept 1 1838'

by Wilson, James.

Wii Leaf

by Duckworth, Jonathan.

Wii Leaf is an interactive installation that enables participants to explore embodied notions of touch, body movement, and playful experience.

Puulway: Wik and Kugu Totems

by Koomeeta, Craig.

Mother Earth blesses the Wik Decision

by Cintra, Marily.

Wikmunea, Horace, b.
Carver of land and sea animals, Horace Wikmunea has worked as a gardener and community police officer as well as a maker of artefacts.
Birrarung Wilam Park Project Commission

With Lee Darroch & Treanha Hamm

Birrarung Wilam

by Hamm, Treahna.

public art collaboration with Lee Darroch and Vicki Couzens

Birrarung Wilam

by Couzens, Vicki.

Melbourne City Council public art commission, produced in collaboration with Treanha Hamm and Lee Darroch, in Melbourne's Yarra River Precinct.

Birrarung Wilam Commemorative Place

by Darroch, Lee.

with Treahna Hamm and Vicki Couzens

Wilbing

by Andrew, Brook.

Public art commission: Sydney International Airport, Walama forecourt

Cape Wilberforce

by Westall, William.

Rackham, Wilby
Rackham was a lecturer in MTC's industrial design programme ca.1967.
Rackham, Wilby
Liardet, Wilbraham Frederick Evelyn, b. 1799
A nineteenth-century watercolourist, he first turned to painting as a way out of debt. He subsequently painted historical views of Melbourne.
Wiimpatja: an exhibition of paintings, prints and sculptures from Wilcannia, Western New South Wales by Badger Bates and Phillip Bates

by Bates, William Brian 'Badger'.

Wilcannia Exhibition

by Bates, William Brian 'Badger'.