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Harrison, J. A.
Nineteenth-century craftworker in various materials.
Harrison, Patricia
Victorian weaver, Patricia Harrsion, is of the Yorta Yorta and Gunai/Kurnai people of Victoria. Taught to weave by her grandparents on fishing trips.
Harrison, Eileen
Eileen Harrison is a Kurnai woman of the Gippsland region of Victoria. Her paintings are held in the collections of Latrobe Regional Gallery and Baw ...
Harrison, Laree
Laree Harrison is a Yorta Yorta painter and printmaker based in Victoria.
Harrison, Fay, b.
Aunty Fay Harrison lives in Lakes Entrance, Victoria. She is a shellworker, painter, drawer, artefact maker and basket weaver.
Harrison, Frances, b.
Painter, emu egg carver and wood-burner. Learnt her creative skills by watching her father and other relatives. Is associated with the East Gippsland Aboriginal Art ...
Harrison, Margaret
Harrison, Gretel
Hart,
Sketcher, exhibited a drawing of a horse with the South Australian Society of Arts in 1864. Little else seems to be known.
Hart, A. S.
Miss A. S. Hart was a painter. In 1877 she showed work at seventh annual exhibition of the Victorian Academy of Art.
Hart, Connie, b. 1917
Highly regarded Gunditjmara basket weaver and community elder who began weaving in her 60s and facilitated the regeneration of localised Victorian Indigenous weaving practices. Self-taught ...
Hart, Ada, b. 1938
Ada Hart is a Pitjantjatjara women who lives in Oak Valley South Australia. She carves wooden artefacts onto which she "burns in" designs. She is ...
Hart, Deborah
Hart, Clare
Hart, Sally, b. 1960
Sally was an active participant in the 1980s Queensland Artworker's Alliance and the Queensland ARI scene.
Hartigan, Melanie
Hartmann, Joan
Hartog-Gautier, Nathalie, b. 1954
French born Nathalie Hartog-Gautier is an Australian printmaker, painter and photographer with a particular interest in the natural world and memory. Hartog-Gautier arrived in Australia ...
Hartwig, Ronda
Harvey, G.
Portrait painter, showed 'Portrait of a Lady' with the Victorian Fine Art Society at Melbourne in 1853.