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Colonial period Ballarat cartoonist. The artist initialled cartoons in 'Ballarat Punch', eg. 'Mr Punch does not see why the ladies should not have a smoking ...
M.,
Colonial Tasmanian sketcher. The artist's work is held in the Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales, Sydney, NSW.
M.,
Female artist who sketched her house before it burned down. Her work is held in the National Library of Australia, Canberra, ACT.
M., A.
Probably female colonial watercolour painter and drawer of nature, travelling with with her family through possibly Port Arthur, Hobart Town and/or Norfolk Island.
M., A. J.
Federation period political cartoonist
M., C.
Sketcher, probably from New South Wales, whose pen and ink drawings were inspired by W.H. Fernyhough's portraits of indigenous Australians.
M., E. E.
Probably male sketcher who lived in colonial Perth and/or Sydney, that may have painted and worked with other painters to portray navy ships.
M., E. L.
Colonial illustrator who drew in the area of Manly.
M., H.
Early 20th century Bulletin cartoonist.
M., P.
Colonial Tasmanian photographer who made stereographs.
M., R.
Probably female lithographer working in colonial Sydney. The artist's work is held in the Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales, Sydney, NSW.
M., S. J.
Colonial painter whose two paintings of Government House in Hobart Town are only known to exist in the photographs taken by J.W. Beattie.
M., T.
Colonial artist who sketched the first drawing of St. Andrews Church in Hobart Town that was published as a lithograph by R.V. Hood.
M. Mulda, Sally
MARIN-SANCHEZ, Ana, b.
Mabin, Chris
image of Mabo, Gail
Mabo, Gail, b. 1965
Daughter of the celebrated lands right activist Eddie Mabo, Gail Mabo began painting in 2004. She has held a number of successful solo exhibitions at ...
Mac,
Federation period Queensland cartoonist. A cartoon signed "MAC" was published in the Queensland 'Evening Observer' on 6 April 1901.
MacArthur, Robert, b. 1944
McArthur is identified as a designer from an unidentified newscutting (p.69, ca.1969) in the Adrian Knapp papers, Powerhouse Museum.
MacBean, Oreo Jean, b. 1906
China painter who exhibited with Western Australia Women's Society of Fine Arts and Crafts in 1960.