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Lee, Donkeyman Tjupurrula, b. 1925
Kukatja artist who often produced bold, large- scale works, reflecting his strong association with Men's Law in Balgo. His work is held in major national ...
Lee, Patricia Napangati, b. 1961
Widely exhibited Kukatja artist and an active participant in her community. She may be credited for introducing a new painting technique to the Balgo movement.
Lee, Robert
Painter and professional photographer, showed photographic views of the Heathcote district in Victoria, at the 1866 Melbourne Intercolonial Exhibition. An oil painting in the colonial ...
Lee, W. T., b. 1848
Painter and exhibitor with the Maitland School of Arts, New South Wales in 1861.
Lee, Gary Philip, b. 1952
Gary Lee is a Larrakia artist who has worked as a designer in a range of media, a curator and now works primarily as a ...
Lee, Ailsa, b. 1898
Lee, Lorraine, b. 1951
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Lee, Brendan, b. 1974
Lee, Debbie
Lee, Michael
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Lee, Lindy, b. 1954
Lindy Lee is an Australian artist of Chinese heritage. Her art began with a critique of the reproductions of European art that give Australians a ...
Lee Brown, Mitty, b. 1921
Lee Brown a painter and printmaker, doyenne of the Charm School. Born in San Francisco was runner up in NSW Travelling Art Scholarship, 1944. Left ...
Leech, John, b. 1817
Mid 19th century English cartoonist whose work included references to the Australian Gold rush of the 1850s.
Leer, John
Contemporary cartoonist. His work is held in the Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales.
Lees, Stephen, b. 1954
Lees, Margaret , b. 1936
Leeson, J. D., b. 1802
Professional photographer, watchmaker, shop and museum proprietor, advertised as a photographer at Sale, Victoria in 1858.
Lefebvre, Leonard
Lefevre, Emile, b. 1836
Painter and sculptor, was convicted of larceny at Middlesex, England, in 1857 and transported to Western Australia in the Sultana, arriving on 19 August 1859. ...
Leffler,
Sketcher, exhibited two works with the South Australian Society of Arts at Adelaide in 1859: 'Head' and 'The Ruined Tower'.