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Godoy, Seham, b. 1964
A photographer whose large gelatin silver photographs of girls (1984-1985)are held in the National Gallery of Australia.
Seide, Raymond
Seide studied at the National Gallery School, Melbourne and Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology. He is an interior designer, former employee of Neville Marsh, Sydney.
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Seidel, Brian, b. 1928
Adelaide-born figurative and landscape painter, who has also taught at several art schools and reviewed and written about Australian Art. Seidel was the founder of ...
Seidler, Harry, b. 1923
Harry Seidler (1923-2006) was Australia's most significant and influential modernist architect. Born in Vienna and educated in Britain, Canada, the United States and Brazil, he ...
Seidler, Harry
Seidler, Harry, b. 1923
Seidler was an architect with a well-documented architectural career. In addition to his building works, he also designed selected items of furniture including a "modular ...
Seidler, Penelope
Seiger, Brigitte
Kitchener, Seirian
Seiz, Natalie
Griffith, Selena
Muller, Selena, b. 1915
Selenitsch, Alex
Alex Selenitsch graduated as an architect in 1969, and has worked as an architect and urban designer in public and private practices in Australia and ...
Selfe, Norman, b. 1839
Painter, sketcher, architect and collector, lived in a Federation style house he designed himself in Ashfield, Sydney.
Selig, Sandra, b. 1972
Herzger-Seligmann, Gertrude, b. 1901
Herzger-Seligmann was a bauhaus-trained designer (1922-1924), working in Frankfurt-am-Main, then for the Gropius practice before he immigrated to the UK. She left Germany, arriving in ...
Selkirk, David
Sell, Maxwell Edward, b. 1929
Maxwell Edward "Max" Sell, born in 1929, Australian painter, secondary-school teacher of art, and Inspector of Schools (Art). One of the founders of ARTEXPRESS.
Sellar, Ocea
Selleny, Joseph, b. 1824
Joseph Selleny was landscape painter and lithographer, known for his lightning speed in delineation. Selleny died in 1875 in a private asylum at Inzersdorf near ...