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Szapiel, Krysia
Szczurowski, Mariusz Piotr, b. 1959
Late twentieth-century Perth cartoonist, camera operator and advertising artist who is still active as a caricaturist, cartoonist, animator, film producer, artist, painter and author.
Szigeti, Imre, b. 1897
Mid 20th century Hungarian cartoonist and illustrator who migrated to Sydney in 1939. Before arriving in Australia Szigeti contributed illustrations to nearly 100 books, including ...
Szirer, Josef, b. 1939
Szonyi, Stefan
Szonyi, Stefan, b. 1945
Szulakowski, Urszula
Szulc, Rose Marie
Szulc studied at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, works as a textile designer.
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Söderberg, Elisabeth, b. 1861
Woodcarver and metalworker. Best works are bowls, candlesticks and tankards decorated with Australian flora and fauna motifs which were often selected as gifts by the ...
T., C.
C. T. was a miniaturist and initialled a photographic watercolour on ivory of a portrait miniature of Mary Cowper, daughter of Commander G.B. Forster R.N., ...
T., R. T.
Sketcher. Made the original drawing for an engraving that appeared in the 'New South Wales Sporting Magazine', 1850.
T., S.
Illustrator. Monogrammed an illustration, 'Attempted Assassination of the HRH the Duke of Edinburgh at Clontarf, NSW, 1868', which was engraved on wood by Samuel Calvert.
Taalman, Inneke
Tabacco, Wilma, b. 1953
Tacey, Alexis , b. 1961
Trained by Janet Mansfield. Exhibited Blackfriars Gallery, Australian Craftworks and The Potters Wheel, Sydney. In 1982 and 1984 trained by Kato Kenji in Japan & ...
Taciber, Carl
Professional photographer working in Melbourne around the 1850's.
Tadic, Marijana, b. 1955
Taffs, Barry
Taft-Hendry, Senta, b. 1924
Taft-Hendry was initially an art collector, later opening Galleries Primitiff, Woollahra in 1959, touring works from Papua New Guinea internationally in the 1960s. She formed ...
Taggett,
Professional photographer, Taggett was in partnership with Peyman at Portland, Victoria, in 1859-60.