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Woore, Thomas, b. 1804
Thomas Woore was a sketcher, modeller, naval officer, surveyor and pastoralist. He visited Sydney for the first time in 1829. Woore's sketches of houses are ...
Wootten, Sheila, b. 1906
Wordsworth, Donald, b. 1938
Wormald, David
Worsley, Edward, b. 1926
Worsley studied at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, later becoming the principal of Stuart Furniture, Melbourne, a retailer of modernist furniture and furnishings. His ...
Worstead, Paul, b. 1950
Worstead is a graphic artist producing posters, textiles and a clothing line for MAMBO, later his own label, "Ashtray".
Worth, Georgina
Worth, Margaret, b. 1944
Worthington, Steven, b. 1973
Wran, Thomas Vallance
Thomas Vallance Wran carved the Royal Coat of Arms on the Chief Secretary's Building in 1876. He also carved the faces in the keystones of ...
Wrathall, Nick
Wray, E. M.
Late colonial period Brisbane political cartoonist. Possibly the cartoonist "Monte" Scott.
Wray, Henry, b. 1826
Sketcher, architect and Royal Engineer born in England. Resident of Ireland, Gibraltar, Western Australia, Malta and Japan.
Wreford, Elaine, b. 1913
Wren, Alfred
Professional photographer, worked at Sandhurst (Bendigo) and then Melbourne from the late 1860s. Wren returned to Sandhurst following the news of his young son's attempted ...
Wright, Elsie, b. 1898
Needleworker of Nambour, Qld, exhibited needlework and handicrafts from the 1920s to the 1970s at agricultural shows and Country Women's Association competitions throughout Australia. She ...
Wright, Fred
Mid 20th century political newspaper cartoonist.
Wright, Helen, b. 1956
A printmaker born 1956, with 16 prints represented in the National Gallery of Australia, Canberra.
Wright, Hilda Margaret Fendick, b. 1903
Perth photographer known for her hand-coloured black and white photographs of the flora of the south-west of Western Australia. Fendick's work was widely exhibited in ...
Wright, James
Professional photographer, worked at Singleton, New South Wales, between 1867 and 1891.