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Daintree, Richard, b. 1832
Richard Daintree was a professional photographer and geologist. He was born in England but left for Australia in mid 1852. In 1857 Daintree collaborated with ...
Dent, Richard
Dovey, Richard
Dunlop, Richard
Dunn, Richard, b. 1944
Fellows, Richard
Sign writer, banner painter, artistic decorator and delineator of illuminated addresses, painter in oils. Fellows exhibited with the West Australian Society of Arts in 1920.
Ffarington, Richard Atherton, b. 1823
Ffarington recorded the natural world of Western Australia and its indigenous inhabitants while serving with the 51st Regiment in Western Australia bewteen 1843-47. His sketches ...
Flanagan, John Richard, b. 1895
Early 20th century Sydney born painter printmaker, magazine illustrator and Bulletin cartoonist. Spent some time working in the United States.
Fogg, Richard
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Fox, Richard
Froudist, Henryk George Richard, b. 1902
Painter and teacher who was born in Warsaw, Poland where he studied German, French, violin and art at school. He went to Paris in 1922 ...
Goodwin, Richard, b. 1953
Contemporary artist and architect Richard Goodwin's work ranges from performance, sculpture, public sculptures, architecture and urban design. Since the late 1970s, Goodwin's art has been ...
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Grant, Richard
Grayson, Richard, b. 1958
Gregory, Richard
Late 20th century cartoonist, book illustrator and writer.
Gregson, David Richard, b. 1934
Widely exhibited and collected painter and muralist who received the Parmelia Portrait Prize in 1976.
Guthrie, Richard
Hall, Richard John Alexander, b. 1845
Richard Hall was the eldest son of photographer ‘Professor’ Robert Hall and Ruth, nee Smith. He won prizes for the best stereoscopic photographs at the ...
Hamilton, Arthur Richard, b.
Professional photographer and surveyor, Arthur Hamilton emigrated from England to Adelaide on board the ‘Eliza’. He took the earliest known photographs of the Northern Territory ...
Harvey, Richard
Sketcher, was living in Windsor, Victoria, when he exhibited chalk drawings at the 1866 Melbourne Intercolonial Exhibition. Little else seems to be known.