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Pecket, Christine Audrey, b. 1908
Despite her severe physical disabilities caused by polio, Sydney-based artist Christine A. Pecket was a talented artist working in various media including painting, printmaking, sculpture, ...
Pedersen, Ella Lilian, b. 1898
Ella Lilian Pedersen was a painter, illuminator, illustrator, weaver, potter, leather-worker, embroiderer, jeweller and enameller. In 1941, with Mona Elliott, she founded the Half Dozen ...
Pedersen, Lillian
Pedersen, Ivan
Pedrazzi,
Pedrazzi (also known as Petrazzi) was a religious painter. In 1854 he exhibited four works at the Melbourne Exhibition.
Peebles, Graham
Peek, Mary
Peek, Christina
Peele, James, b. 1847
James Peele was a painter. He was born in 1847 and died in 1905. Peele painted 'Gathering Wildflowers' which was sold as part of Christie's ...
Peet, Matthew, b. 1971
Matthew Peet is a Sydney based graffiti artist who has been practising this art form for over twenty-five years.
Maltby, Peg, b. 1895
Female illustrator who drew romantic images of indigenous people for children's books.
Clarke, Pegg, b. 1884
Brown, Peggy Napangardi, b. 1945
An Anmatyerre artist who in the late 1980s was a member of Jukurrpa artists' co-operative in Alice Springs. Peggy Brown's principal subject matter is the ...
Crombie, Peggy, b. 1901
Griffiths, Peggy, b. 1941
Jurra, Peggy Nangala, b. 1925
Warlpiri artist who lived in Yuendumu and exhibited with Warlukurlangu Artists throughout her career. Her work was included in the exhibition "Mythscapes" at the National ...
Martin, Peggy Napangati, b. 1950
Warlpiri artist from the community in Ti-Tree (NT). She painted for the Centre for Aboriginal Artists in Alice Springs.
Nampijinpa, Peggy, b. 1940
Warlpiri artist who learnt to paint originally for ceremonial purposes, body paintings and dancing boards (nulla nullas). Has lived all her life in the Willowra ...
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Patrick, Peggy
Pein, John Henry
John Henry Pein was a professional photographer. In 1856 he worked in Sydney. Pein was at Hoboken, New Jersey (USA) in 1859, where he was ...