Photographer and photographic equipment dealer in Melbourne and Sydney, 1857-1873. Although a daguerreotypist early in his career, O'Neill and his firms specialised, exhibited and won ...
A professional photographer, born in Ballinasloe, Ireland. She was a founding name partner in Melbourne's leading photographic firm of Johnstone, O'Shannessy (sic) & Co. (1864-93). ...
A photographic artist and daguerrean who worked professionally as a photographer, Alfred Oakley, also known as Alfred Oakey, worked in Melbourne's Bourke St in the ...
Travelling photographer allegedly deserting his de facto wife and two children in Sydney, September 1861. Despite a police warrant for his arrest in February 1862, ...
James M. Oldham was a watercolourist, sketcher, etcher and teacher. In 1862 he was employed as a teacher at the Wesleyan School, Ballarat, Victoria. Oldham ...
Professional photographer in Victoria, 1860s, who invented a new photographic process that allowed portraits to be enlarged from carte-de-visite to any desired size 'without losing ...
Photographer and inventor of world's first commercially viable photolithographic process, adopted by Government of Victoria in 1861. Osborne's invention proved successful in England, Germany and ...
Joseph Anderson Panton was a painter, etcher and police magistrate. He mapped the Yarra Valley while he was magistrate at Heidelberg. Panton Hill is named ...
English born painter, lithographer and art teacher who exhibited widely in London and Melbourne. A major posthumous exhibition of Parson's work was held at Decoration ...
William Paterson was a professional photographer. He worked in Melbourne in partnership with his brother Archibald. At the 1866 Melbourne Intercolonial Exhibition, both of them ...