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Szigeti, Imre, b. 1897
Mid 20th century Hungarian cartoonist and illustrator who migrated to Sydney in 1939. Before arriving in Australia Szigeti contributed illustrations to nearly 100 books, including ...
Elisabeth Söderberg Memorial exhibition

by Pedersen, Ella Lilian.

image of Söderberg, Elisabeth
Söderberg, Elisabeth, b. 1861
Woodcarver and metalworker. Best works are bowls, candlesticks and tankards decorated with Australian flora and fauna motifs which were often selected as gifts by the ...
The Dirty Deal Ain't Clean

by Nain, Clinton.

SOLO

I Can't Sleep at Night

by Nain, Clinton.

Performance

It Isn't easy Being Green

by Loveday, Tom.

Painting.

Narelle Jubelin: Case No: T961301

by Jubelin, Narelle.

Alcock, T. M.
T. M. Alcock was a jeweller based in Sydney, NSW
Ashe, T. C.
Ashe was an oil painter who exhibited in 1892 Exhibition of Women's Work in Sydney.
Bladen, T.
Not much is known of T. Bladen's artistic efforts but an advertisement in the Sydney Morning Herald in 1864 calling for a camera stand, background ...
Clibborn, T. S.
Artist or exhibitor in Agricultural Society of New South Wales Exhibition in 1873.
Collingridge, Mary T.
Collingridge, an art teacher practicing during the 1900s, taught at the Ryde Technical School, Ryde Public School and the North Ryde School of Arts.
Henderson, T.
Professional photographer, worked at South Gundagai, New South Wales, in 1866.
Kelleher, T. A.
Illustrator, known for an illustration of Biloela (Cockatoo Island) from c.1860.
Moore, T.
Professional photographer with photographic studio Moore & Parkes. In July 1865 Moore & Parkes were advertising large photographs of the ruins of St Mary's Cathedral ...
Read, J. T.
J. T. Read's career as a professional artist is questionable because his paintings are stylistically indistinguishable from portraits by the artist Richard Read Junior.
Roe, T. R., b.
T. R. Roe was a portrait painter in the 1850s.
S., G. T.
presumed alternative (misspelt) name for the artist S.T. Gill, whose casual attitude to spelling was notorious and used to reversing his initials for lithographs.
Sculptors at the Table

by Goodwin, Richard.

Group Exhibition

Tableau

by Fairbairn, David.