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Galley, Cynthia Dowler, b. 1932
Contemporary Adelaide cartoonist, painter and humorous writer, Gallery wrote and illustrated "Wattle Scrub and Sandhill Days", a narrative in comic verse about childhood days.
Galloway, Alex
Gamble, Betsy
Contemporary printmaker from Tasmania.
Gamble, Betsy, b. 1939
Gameau, Ellen, b.
Flower painter, exhibited in SA. She was a prize winner at an exhibition of the South Australian Society of Arts in 1864.
Garben,
Professional photographer, was in partnership with Christian Ludwig Qwist on the Victorian goldfields at Commissioners' Flat, Sandhurst (Bendigo), in 1854.
Gardiner, Arthur
Tasmanian landscape sketcher from the 1850s.
Gardiner, Cleo
Gardner, Charles, b. 1862
Painter who specialised in portraiture, banner and ornamental and heraldic painting. Studied under celebrated French artists including Theodore Roussel.
Gardner, Charles Austin, b. 1896
Botanist and botanical illustrator who collected some 20,000 specimens and wrote a series of popular botanical books, including 'Wild Flowers of Western Australia'.
Gardner, Angus
Aitken, Gary
Carsley, Gary
Artist, with Peter Todd, made a small version of the NSW War Memorial in Hyde Park in 1997 as a Gay and Lesbian memorial.
Cass, Gary, b. 1966
Scientist and artist who has collaborated on several projects exploring the body and biological technologies.
Chaloner, Gary, b. 1963
Contemporary Australian cartoonist, comic book and graphic novel artist/writer.
Clark, Gary, b. 1954
Contemporary Brisbane newspaper cartoonist and author.
Donnelly, Gary
Gunditjmara/Gunai painter who participated in the "Nothink 2000!" (2000) and "Con-Sent-Trick Sir-Kills" (2003) exhibitions at the Linden Centre for Contemporary Art.
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Freitas, Gary
Garling, Clarence, b. 1835
Sketcher, little known about his works. Took lessons from S.T. Gill.
Garling, Frederick, b. 1806
Earning his living working at Customs House, Frederick Garling only had early mornings and weekends to spend on his painting yet he was regarded as ...