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Laborous, Willem (Bill), b.
Laborous was an industrial designer. He studied lighting engineering and industrial design (location unknown), industrial designer with Phillips NL, later with Phillips Australia.
Lacombe,
Professional photographer, was working at Sydney in 1856. This is presumably the Monsieur Lacombe described as 'an amateur from Lyons' who exhibited photographs at the ...
Lacy, George, b. 1817
A self-confessed adventurer, Lacy 'bade adieu to Old England and sailed for the Antipodes'. As a skilled and amused observer of social foibles and appearances ...
Ladd, Brian
Ladd, Michael
Lade, Owen Gower, b. 1922
Ladiges, Sean
Laerkesen, Adam
Lagarto, Rik
Lahm, Hardtmuth, b. 1912
Mid 20th century Sydney cartoonist and illustrator, an "incomprehensible wild wee man from Estonia", creator of 'Man' magazine's Snifter
Lahm, Hottie
Laidlaw, Thomas
Photographer, worked in Sydney at the turn of the century, often with Elizabeth Harris and sometimes independently.
Laifoo, Stanley, b.
Stanley Laifoo paints the stories and imagery of his working life as a cray fisherman diving in the waters of the Torres Strait.
Laifoo, Joey, b. 1978
Lino cut printer, Joey Laifoo from Badu Island in the Torres Strait was born in 1978 was a featured artist in the 2001 Brisbane exhibition ...
Laing, Alec
Federation era cartoonist, illustrator and animated filmmaker
Laing, James William, b. 1811
Laing came to Victoria during the gold rush and travelled around the colony drawing pencil views of properties and buildings.
Laishley, Richard, b. 1816
Laishley was a natural history painter, lithographer and Congregational clergyman; a pupil of the painter and engraver Le Cocq. He was sent to New Zealand ...
Laity, David, b. 1958
Late 20th century Victorian and Perth cartoonist. He said, "I have deliberately stayed away from political cartoons as I don't like the idea of my ...
Lake,
Sketcher, made the original drawing for Schouten Island, an engraving in H. Butler Stoney's A Residence in Tasmania (London 1856).
Lake, Robert