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Foljambe, Cecil George Savile, b. 1846
A naval officer who served in the Pacific 1864-1867 and published an account of the perils and adventures he faced complete with maps and drawings. ...
Saville, J. Eden
Colonial period Port Adelaide newspaper cartoonist, there is some speculation that Saville contributed cartoons under the signatory 'Cerberus'.
Sawkins, James Gay
James Gay Sawkins was a landscape, portrait and genre painter. He was a skilful, precise draughtsman with a special interest in rock formations and other ...
Sawrey, Hugh, b. 1919
Hugh Sawrey was a painter of the 'Outback' whose subjects reflected the independence and hardiness of country workers. Sawrey was an artist of regional Queensland ...
Sawyer, Ralph
Sawyer was a graphic artist and according to the MAAS records was "working as a waterside worker (wharfie) and trade union representative for the Waterside ...
Sax, Annette, b. 1969
Annette Sax is a Taungurung (Victoria) woman who works with ochres on canvas and silk. These works often tell the stories of her heritage and ...
Saxby, C. A.
Miss C. A. Saxby was awarded a certificate of merit for her oil painting of Govett's Leap at the 1893 Chicago World's Fair.
Saxby, Les, b. 1971
Les Saxby is a Wonnarua (Hunter Valley, NSW) painter, dancer and didgeridoo player who paints the Dreamings of his people. He is the founder of ...
Saxon, Pennyx
Pennyx Saxon is a descendant of the Yorta Yorta (Vic) and Palawa (Tas) peoples. She is a painter who has a Bachelor of Fine Arts ...
Sayer, M.
Miss M Sayer was a botanical artist who painted a watercolour shown at the Ballarat Mechanics Institute Exhibition in 1869.
Scamell, Phillip
Scamell's work is held in the collection of the J. S. Battye Library of West Australian History.
Scanlan, Frederick Richard Burke, b. 1815
Photographer who became a private in the Royal Artillery.
SCAR,
Collaborative group, "SCAR". Contemporary zine artists.
Scarlett, J. S.
Professional photographer, announced in the Argus in September 1854 that he intended to take portraits in Melbourne by the collodion process.