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Talbot, Mary Victoria, b. 1931
A painter and illustrator who has exhibited in Australia, North America and Europe. She has been living in Norway since 1966.
Victoria,
Victorszoon, Victor, b. 1653
A painter and cartographer who travelled on the 'Geelvink' commanded by Willem de Vlamingh in 1696. Victorszoon's paintings are the sole visual record of the ...
Atherton, Vida Althea, b. 1875
Late colonial/Federation era Queensland sketcher. Atherton began drawing at a young age and was still sketching some years later while on her honeymoon. Most of ...
Lahey, Vida, b. 1882
A traditional painter specializing in still life and landscape subjects, but is probably best known for Monday Morning, a painting of women's domestic labour. She ...
Lugg, Vida A.
Photographer, working in Victoria circa 1930.
Pearson, Vida, b. 1957
Scott, Vida
Turner, Vida
Turner was a textile designer working from 191 Queen Street, Melbourne. In 1939, registered as V.J. Turner P/L formerly trading as R.M. and Vida J. ...
Vidal, Mary Therese, b. 1815
A miniature painter and sketcher whose works are held in the National Library of Australia, Vidal is better known as a novelist and is considered ...
Diabolico, Video
Vieceli, Loretta
Viegas, Albertina, b. 1966
Parreño, Vienna Del Rosario
de Vietri, Christian
Australian artist based in New York who has an eclectic sculptural practice.
Vieusseux, Julie Elizabeth Agnes, b. 1820
Oil Painter, art teacher and proprietor, with her husband, of an élite ladies' college in Melbourne. Vieusseux's portrait of painter Eugene von Guérard is held ...
Vigano, Maria Teresa, b. 1884
Maria Teresa Vigano was a painter. She was born in Milan, Italy in 1884. With her husband she came to Melbourne in 1928. In Australia ...
De Viger, Philippe
Philippe De Viger was a sketcher. In 1849 he drew a sketch entitled 'Convicts letter writing at Cockatoo Island N.S.W. (Canary Birds)'.
Vignola,
A Federation-era Bulletin cartoonist, possibly syndicated from overseas. An illegible signature suggests Vignola's first initial might be N.