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Bourne, George W. R., b. 1851
Topographical artist, labourer and farmer who arrived in Western Australia in 1876.
Bradbury, T. W., b. 1855
T.W. Bradbury was a decorator whose ornamental panel was shown at the Colonial and Indian Exhibition in London in 1886.
Brett Schneider, W.
Artist recorded as working in Sydney in 1886
Brier, J. W.
A late-nineteenth-century artist known for "Trees near Kew".
Brooker, Edward W.
A nineteenth-century watercolourist who as a British naval officer spent two periods in Australia.
Brown, J. W.
J.W. Brown resided in Melbourne, Victoria in 1892.
Brown, John W.
A sketcher and a watercolourist.
Brown, W. J.
Colonial NSW drawing student who exhibited in Melbourne in 1888
Bruce, W.
W. Bruce was a sketcher whose exhibits all appear to have been student copies of the work of others.
Buckland, W. H.
Federation period Tasmanian artist, Mrs W.H. Buckland exhibited with the Art Society of Tasmania in 1899.
Burnett, W.
Pencil drawing attributed to T Temperley commended but apparently drawn by W Burnett.
Burrows, W.
Principal of W. Burrows & Co., 'Photographers and Artists' who undertook painting and photography of portraits and landscapes.
Butler, W. H.
Early 20th century Darwin photographer.
Butler, W. T.
W.T. Butler received favourable print reviews for his drawings exhibited in several exhibitions in Sydney.
C., C. W.
Sketcher of public buildings of Adelaide.
Caire, J. W.
Art student from Melbourne. Won first prize for still life at the National Gallery School, Melbourne, in 1891.
Campbell, W.
Artists named W. Campbell are recorded exhibiting with the [Royal] Art Society of New South Wales in 1883 and 1919.
Campbell, W. M.
Lender or exhibitor, who participated at the 1888-89 Melbourne Centennial International Exhibition.
Candy, W.
Photographer, worked in Melbourne. Candy exhibited at the 1888-89 Melbourne Centennial International Exhibition.
Cathels, Sydney W., b. 1866
Design student in Sydney. He exhibited with the Royal Art Society in Sydney in 1904.