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Panton, Alice, b. 1864
Alice Panton was a painter best known for her portraiture. In the early 1920s Panton drove from Adelaide to Perth by car, reputedly the first ...
A Paradise of Art

by Cook, Ebenezer Wake.

Paradise Hill, Blackheath

by Steffanoni, Sophie.

Paradise Lost

by Gibbs, May.

Paris Exposition Internationale

by Cowan, Dircksey Constance, Creeth, May, Dore, Margaretta, Dorrington, Annie, Finnerty, Henrietta Frances, Ford, Gertrude E., Forrest, Margaret Elvire, Smyrk, H. M., Stanway-Tapp, Percy, Thomas, W. C..

A. Michael Esq. of 'Cocorico', Paris

by Ramsay, Hugh.

64.5 x 80.5cm

oil on canvas laid down on composition board

Notre Dame, Paris

by Chauvel, Lilian.

A Bit of Mowbray Park

by Aird, T. B..

In the Acclimatisation Gardens, Bowen Park

by Cater, Mary.

Osborne Park Hotel

by Campbell, John.

(Parliament House, Hobart)

by Spong, Jean.

Invitation card for the opening of the first Federal Parliament

by Austin, George Brougham Hubert.

Parliamentary Pantomime

by Eyre, Hal.

Parsons, A. Hedley, b. 1870
Painter and art teacher who lived and worked in Sydney in the 1920s and 1930s, Mrs Hedley Parsons was also an active member of the ...
Passmore, Henry, b. 1840
Amateur furniture maker, woodcarver and embroiderer who exhibited internationally.
Paterson, Andrew Barton, b. 1864
Famous Federation period journalist, author and balladist, is believed (not confirmed) to have supplied sketches as well as reports of the Boer War
Paterson, Betty, b. 1895
Mid 20th century Melbourne painter, cartoonist, violinist and singer. Sister of Esther Paterson.
Paterson, Esther, b. 1892
Mid 20th century Melbourne cartoonist, painter and commercial artist. Sister of fellow artist Betty Paterson.
Patterson, Ambrose, b. 1877
Australian-born American painter, printmaker and teacher, Ambrose Patterson's reputation in Australia is based mainly on the work he produced in Paris between 1901 and 1910 ...
Mault, Patty, b. 1850
Colonial female lace-maker whose Gothic revival style and Celtic interlacing title pages illuminated the names of Queen Victoria and Lady Smith, before bringing the Tasmanian ...