Edward William Belcher worked as a professional photographer in 19th century South Australia, alternatively in partnership with George Freeman and on his own.
Originally arriving in Australia for the gold rush, John Bell eventually settled in Bendigo and taught modelling and oil painting at the newly opened Sandhurst ...
C.A. Benbow exhibited several of his ink drawings at two Sydney exhibitions in 1875. His subject matter ranged from rural Victorian landscapes to views of ...
Amie Benham entered her landscape watercolours in several Adelaide exhibitions in the late 1860s/early 1870s and garnered various prizes and acclaim for her artworks.
After two previous trips to Australia as a natural historian, George Bennett finally settled in Sydney in 1836 and worked as a medical practitioner. He ...
William Bennett exhibited his works in numerous exhibitions in Sydney in the 1870s/1880s and won favourable review and minor recognition in competition.
Emigrating from the USA, William True Bennett was a highly regarded photographer who lived and worked mostly in Queensland. The nineteenth-century equivalent to the modern ...
Andrew Benson worked in and around Melbourne as a professional photographer throughout the 1860s and 1870s. His professional partners included Romulus Dethbridge and Frederick Stevenson.
William Mariner Bent was a professional photographer who had a number of studios in Bendigo, Victoria throughout the late the 1860s until the early 1890s. ...
Isadore van Berckelaer practiced as a professional photographer in Melbourne in the 1860s and 1870s. He is thought to be the John van Berckelaer who ...