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Sterne, Frederick, b. 1900
Trained in Germany, Prague & Vienna in "civil architecture" and interior design. He arrived in Australia ca.1938 and worked with the architect Leighton Irwin's firm. ...
Stevens, George
Painter and photographer(?), exhibited twenty-two still-life paintings at the Royal Academy, London. Despite glowing reviews, Stevens appears to have had very little success in selling ...
Stevens, Meshach, b. 1811
Meshach Stevens was a convict, arriving in Australia aboard the Argyle in 1831. His only known art work is an oil painting showing an Arctic ...
Stevens, Thomas
Stevens was taught to use pen and brush by Ewald Namatjira, the son of Albert Namatjira. He was originally an exponent of European style painting, ...
Stevens, Eileen Yaritja, b. 1915
Eileen Yaritja Stevens was born circa 1915-19 and was raised in the remote Western Desert of Australia, where she lived until she passed away in ...
Stevens, John
Stevens, Bec
Bec Stevens is a Hobart-based visual artist and curator whose work is underpinned by studies in architecture and horticulture.
Stevens, Tony
Stevens, Grant
Stevens, Jesse
Stevens, Jannette
Stevens, Anne, b.
Stevenson, Molly Nupurrurla, b. 1964
Warlpiri artist, born at Lajamanu (NT). She started painting in 1986.
Stevenson, W. M.
W. M. Stevenson, a sketcher who lived in Melbourne, had artworks in both the Melbourne Intercolonial Exhibition and the Melbourne Public Library Exhibition.
Stevenson, Michael, b. 1964
Stevenson, Jane
Stewart, D.
D. Stewart, painter, showed an oil painting, Christ Healing the Sick, at the 1866 Melbourne Intercolonial Exhibition.
Stewart, Elizabeth
Elizabeth Stewart, a printmaker, who made the linocut 'Balance' in 1996, for which she was highly commended in the 1996 Silk Cut Acquisitive Award for ...
Stewart, H.
Professional photographer from Echuca.
Stewart, Helen, b.
New Zealand born painter, Helen Stewart studied at the School of Art in London, La Grande Chaumière and Colarossi's in Paris in 1927. In Sydney ...