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Bailey, Mary Ann
Painter who was interested in portraying Aboriginal subjects. Her portrait and genre paintings, which date from the 1890s, are now in the South Australian Museum ...
Bailey, Julie
Bailey, Carrie
Carrie Bailey was a china painter. It is thought she may have been a painter for Wembley Ware.
Bailey, M. A.
Art teacher and painter associated with the West Australian Society of Arts in 1905 and 1906.
Bailey, Margaret G.
Art teacher who exhibited with the Perth Society of Artists and the Western Australian Women's Society of Fine Arts and Crafts.
Bailey, Helen Jane
Baillie,
A student of the well-known Melbourne art teacher J.S. Bowman, Baillie's student work - a crayon drawing titled 'Vignette of the Sisters' - was included ...
Baillie, Maude, b. 1884
Working mainly with a pocket knife and chisel, Maude Baillie carved elaborate designs on various pieces of furniture. In 1907 she had one of her ...
Baillie, Tamara, b. 1976
Sculptor living and working in South Australia
Baillieu, Marianne
Baily, Daisy A., b. 1872
Commercial artist and North Shore resident who exhibited a range of card designs, both competitively and for sale, at the Exhibition of Women's Work in ...
Bain, Janice
Baines, Joan
Baird,
Flower painter. Miss Baird exhibited her watercolour drawings at the Pitt Street Congregational Sabbath-School Exhibition in April 1872.
Baird, Kennedy Mackintosh, b. 1838
An amateur artist, Kennedy Baird produced both textile and watercolour works.
Baird, Barbara
Baird, Margot
Baker, Belinda Nakamarra, b. 1965
Warlpiri artist and assistant teacher at Lajamanu school. Baker has been painting since 1987, sometimes in collaboration with her husband "Mad Bobby" Paton Japaljarri.
Baker, Christina Asquith, b. 1869
Portrait and figure painter who studied in Paris and in Melbourne at the National Gallery School under Frederick McCubbin. Baker was still exhibiting at the ...
Baker, Frances A.
Decorative artist who exhibited her silk and paper flowers in the Ladies Court of the 1880 Melbourne International Exhibition.