Male colonial soldier and drawer who sketched Hobart town for three years before being stationed in India. He shared his sketchbook with others which contains ...
Yolngu bark painter, sculptor and community leader whose awards include the National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Award (Best bark painting), 1996.
March (Marsh?) was a 1948 Industrial design, Diploma Associateship graduate at Melbourne Technical College. March’s career has not been identified to date. Graham Marsh was ...
Marchand was from a gold assaying family in Canada and California. In 1862 he was arrested for cheating customers and was sentenced to prison. Soon ...
Philip Marchant was a colonial photographer in South Australia. Skilled in various photographic processes, he produced a double portrait of himself while showing no signs ...
A signwriter by trade, Samuel Marchant was also a portrait photographer based in Balaklava in South Australia's Mid-North. He was the oldest surviving son of ...
Part of a large family of photographers, Edwin Marchant emigrated from England to South Australia in 1861. His main interest was in portraiture, where he ...
Ebenezer Marchant was part of a large family of photographers who worked primarily in South Australia. Originally an assistant in his father’s studio in Gawler, ...
Son of photographer Edwin Walter Marchant, George Marchant was also a photographer. He had his own studio in Clare and later in Adelaide, before he ...
David Marchant was a cabinetmaker. He was born around 1850. Marchant fabricated a presentation casket to Queen Victoria in 1887 on the occasion of her ...
Sculptor and jeweller brother of Surrealist Dusan Marek. In 1969 The Catholic Weekly described him as a leading artist 'whose work is known in churches ...