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Castle-Harris, John, b. 1893
Castleden, Susanna
Western Australian artist working mainly in print media exploring global mobility and mapping
Catalano, Gary
Catanach, George
Catani, Ugo, b. 1861
painter, came to Australia in 1885 after training in the Academy of Art, Florence. Resident of Melbourne, Victoria.
Cater, Mary
Painter, worked in Queensland in the early twentieth century.
Cater, Melissa
Representative of the NSW Ministry for the Status and Advancement of Women, worked as a co-curator on one of the State Library of New South ...
Cathcart,
Pastellist, showed works at the Geelong Mechanics Institute exhibition in 1869. There is some suggestion she is the mother of Tasmanian artist May Cathcart.
Cathcart, May
Sketcher and craftworker of Launceston. She exhibited at the 1888-89 Melbourne Centennial International Exhibition.
Cathels, Sydney W., b. 1866
Design student in Sydney. He exhibited with the Royal Art Society in Sydney in 1904.
Catlin, Tim
Cato, John (Jack) Cyril, b. 1889
Professional photographer and photographic historian.
Cato, John Chester, b. 1926
Cato, Ken, b. 1945
Cato is a principal of Cato Partners, established in Melbourne, Victoria in 1970. From an international base, the firm works in graphic arts, product design ...
Catt, Charles
Catt was a principal of the furniture manufacturing firm Charles Catt &​ Son furniture designers and manufacturers, 20 Gympie Way, Willetton.
Catt, Roy, b.
Catt was a principal of the furniture manufacturing firm Charles Catt &​ Son furniture designers and manufacturers, 20 Gympie Way, Willetton WA. [See entry for ...
Catt, Roy
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Cattapan, Jon, b. 1956
artist who works with painting, drawing, photography, mixed media, collage, printmaking and digital media. Cattapan was born in 1956. His works demonstrate his interest with ...
Cattermole, Charles
British artist Charles Cattermole draw two figures of soldiers in the dress of the Cromwellian period, exhibited in Sydney in the 1890s.
Cattoni, Victoria