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Kngwarray, Rosie , b. 1926
Rosie Kngwarray is one of the first generation of Aboriginal women at Utopia to work in batik.
Kngwarre, Rosie
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Kngwarreye, Emily Kame, b. 1910
One of the best known desert artists and a senior woman in Utopia (NT), Kngwarreye's work is distinctive for its expressive abstract style. The recipient ...
Kngwarreye, Janice, b. 1958
Alyawarre artist who worked in batik and wood carving before taking up painting, with other Utopia artists, in the summer of 1988/1989.
Kngwarreye, Lily, b. 1937
Alyawarre speaker and senior woman at Arawerre (in the north of Utopia), Northern Territory. A skilled batik artist and painter, her work is in the ...
Kngwarreye, Lucky, b. 1952
Alyawarre painter and skilled wood carver. Her multicoloured paintings represent the Rainbow, her principal Dreaming.
Kngwarreye, Carol
Kngwarreye, Hazel
Kngwarreye, Katie
Kngwarreye, Ruby Riley
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Kngwarreye, Elizabeth
Kngwarreye Namatjira, Elaine
Knibbs, Norman
Knight, Cecil
Late 20th century newspaper and magazine cartoonist known for his cartoon from the 1970's 'Pub with no beer'.
Knight, E.
Painter, exhibited at both the Geelong Mechanics Institute and the Ballarat Mechanics Institute exhibitions in 1869.
Knight, Edward
Sydney tradesman who advertised his skills as a sign writer and ornamental painter who also made leadlights in the publication Empire in 1851
Knight,
Early 20th century wartime cartoonist, Knight's drawing 'We will be there' was published in The Cartoon in 1915.
Knight, C.
C. Knight was a painter in Hobart in the early 1840s and is assumed to be also the photographer and photographic showman of the same ...
Knight, Emily Langdon, b. 1850
A sketchbook by Emily Knight, dating from 1st January 1864, held in Tasmania's Allport Library and Museum of Fine Arts contains pencil copies of British ...
Knight, Julius
British sculptor Julius Knight was interviewed the Lone Hand during a visit to Australia and New Zealand in 1907.