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Wethered, Ned, b. 1895
Early 20th century Western Australian cartoonist, designer and illustrator.
Wettenhall, Catherine
Natural history painter, compiled an album of natural history watercolours in 1818. Material in it from 'New Holland' includes the Magnificent Cockatoo, the Splendid Parrot ...
Wetzel,
Painter, is known only as the artist of the unlocated Portrait of Mr Menge.
Weymouth , Kerri
Weymouth , Ross, b. 1939
Fashion designer and couturier based in South Yarra, Melbourne and Darlington Point, New South Wales. Life partner and collaborator of John Claringbold.
Weynton, Alexander, b. 1827
Colonial era British watercolourist and master mariner. Made several visits to Australia during his sea voyages.
Wheatley, Bill
Wheatley executed a mural in wire for the Green Parrot cocktail bar, Blight Street, Sydney for the firm Peddle, Thorpe and Walker in 1953.
Wheelahan, Paul, b. 1930
Mid 20th century Sydney (and regional New South Wales) comic strip artist and writer of westerns.
Wheelan,
Late colonial period Sydney newspaper illustrator.
Wheeler, Charles
Sketcher and Quaker missionary he visited Tasmania in 1834 while on a mission tour of the South Sea islands and eastern Australia, arriving in Sydney ...
Wheeler, Charles Arthur, b. 1880
painter and art teacher, Melbourne. His artwork 'The Fancy Dress' 1909 was shown in the Fine Art Society's Galleries, Melbourne. Another artwork of his is ...
Wheeler, Joseph
Professional photographer working in Castlemaine, Victoria between 1860 and 1867.
Wheeler, Colin, b.
Wheeler, Vivienne
Whelan, Anthony
Wherrett, Charles, b. 1832
Professional portrait and landscape photographer working primarily in Hobart, Tasmania. He also worked in Castlemaine and Bendigo, Victoria.
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Whisson, Ken, b. 1927
Ken Whisson combined a strong social conscience with an ascetic life style. His paintings and drawings were intuitive approaches to things seen and felt. He ...
Whisson, H. J.
Whitby,
Sketcher who showed five works with the South Australian Society of Arts at Adelaide in 1859.
Whitchurch, Penelope