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Triffitt, Lou
Palawa artist from Oatlands, Tasmania, who predominantly works with pyrography, which involves burning designs into wood.
Trinage,
Miniature painter, showed magic-lantern slides of colonial subjects at the 1866 Melbourne Intercolonial Exhibition, most likely painted miniatures on glass rather than photographs.
Trindall, Gordon Lyall, b. 1886
Painter, his portrait of National Library of Australia aviation history collector Ernest C. Crome painted in 1944 was entered in the Archibald Prize that same ...
Tristram, John William, b. 1870
Self-taught English-born painter who arrived in Sydney as a child in 1883. He was a resident of Mosman for most of his life and was ...
Troy, Mary, b. 1889
Irish born Mary Troy was a still life, landscape and figurative painter. She studied at La Sorbonne in Paris and was a regular exhibitor at ...
Tschuna, Christine, b.
Christine Tschuna works out of the Ceduna Aborigial Arts & Cultural Centre was a finalist in the 2004 Waterhouse Natural History Art Prize.
Tuck, Marie, b. 1866
Marie Tuck was a South Australian painter and printmaker. Heavily Influenced by French culture and painting, Tuck travelled to France where she took lessons from ...
Tuck, Ruth, b. 1914
Prominent South Australian artist particularly in the 1940s, honoured by Flinders University as 'a teacher and a watercolour painter at the forefront of the fight ...
Tucker, Albert, b. 1914
Albert Tucker was one of the Angry Penguins group of artists who were at Heide in the 1940s. His art was shaped in part by ...
Tucker, Tudor St. George, b. 1862
A painter and contemporary of Rupert Bunny and Arthur Streeton, Tucker and E. Phillips Fox opened the Melbourne School of Art in 1893, based on ...
Tuckson, Tony, b. 1921
For much of his life Tony Tuckson's reputation was as the Assistant Director of he Art Gallery of New South Wales, passionately advocating for Aboriginal ...
Tully, Peter, b. 1947
Artist and gay activist, was included in the Tin Sheds exhibition, "Dead Gay Artists", in 2002.