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Porcher, Edwin Augustus
Edwin Augustus Porcher was a sketcher and naval officer. He was scientific observer and unofficial artist aboard the Royal Navy's corvette Fly which, with the ...
Pornett, Muriel, b. 1894
Painter and illustrator in watercolour and pencil. She drew sentimental Aboriginal figures for her children's book, Mia Mia Mites, in 1919.
Port, Elsie M.
Associated with the West Australian Society of Arts (1908-1913). Her further career is not known.
Port Jackson Painter,
The 'Port Jackson Painter' is the name now used for an unidentified painter (or painters) - the most prolific of the First Fleet artists - ...
Porter, Carol, b. 1948
Contemporary Melbourne political cartoonist and poster artist
Porter, Robert Field
A painter, shipowner and merchant, Porter settled down in New Zealand in 1841 after a brief stay in Australia. Exhibited with the Auckland Society of ...
Porter, Frederick
Porter, Zoe
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Porter, Phoebe
Jeweller and cofounder, with Blanche Tilden, of the Melbourne-based 'Studio Hacienda'.
Porter, Gay
Porter, Fay
Porter Brothers,
The Porter Brothers were professional photographers in Sydney.
Possum, Michelle Nungurrayi, b. 1970
Younger daughter of the renowned desert artist, Clifford Possum, who taught her to paint in the mid 1980s. She paints women's stories associated with the ...
Possum, Gabrielle Nungurrayi, b. 1967
Gabrielle Possum is the elder daughter of Clifford Possum Tjapaltjarri, one of the most renowned of the founding group of Papunya painters. Taught by her ...
Posters, Bill
Postruzin, Louis
Contemporary, internationally renowned cartoonist and caricaturist.
Potok, Ester
Potter,
Painter, draughtsman and remittance man, a son of Alderman Potter of London, came to Sydney in 1858. Was described as 'a clever sketcher and draftsman ...
Potter,
Miss Potter was a watercolourist whose authorship were later disputed by Martha Snell Berkeley
Potter, Norwood
Norwood Potter was a professional photographer. He practised in South Australia in 1850.