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Sprague, Zelma, b.
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Sprynsskyj, Denise
Spuller, Rose
Spurr, Sam
St James, Kate
St James initially trained as a journalist, later working as an interior designer in Queensland and NSW. She writes widely on design and taught at ...
Stansfield, Jill
Stansfield was a textile designer, initially working for commercial firms such as Clunes Ross Packman and Comspring Fabrics. The designer was noted for her colour ...
Stanway-Tapp, Percy, b. 1876
Percy Stanway-Tapp was born in 1876. He was a graphic designer and art director at West Australian Newspapers who trained many young graphic artists. He ...
Stapleton, Russell Kenneth, b. 1919
Stapleton was a principal of Standis Furniture Pty Ltd, North Richmond, Victoria. Standis produced period reproductions as well as a line of Danish Modern furniture ...
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Steeper, Zelma
Steeth, James, b. 1884
Steeth was a a metalsmith commissioned in 1919 to fabricate the Melbourne Cup. His descendants continued the tradition with Maurice Steeth and later Michael Steeth ...
Stefanovski, Tony
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Steiner, Henry
Stennett, Michael, b. 1946
Stennett was a designer active with the Australian Opera from 1969 when he came to Sydney as a costume designer for the Marriage of Figaro. ...
Stephen, Ann
A poster "An Artist Like a Soldier without politics is an assassin." c.1975 designed by Ann Stephen and Michael Callaghan.
Stephens, Luke, b. 1862
Stephens, a cabinetmaker, was most likely to have been one of the hundred or so workmen brought out by Smith & Co.
Sterne, Frederick, b. 1900
Trained in Germany, Prague & Vienna in "civil architecture" and interior design. He arrived in Australia ca.1938 and worked with the architect Leighton Irwin's firm. ...
Stevens, John
Stewart, Jeff
Stewart, Joan, b. 1930
Stewart trained at the Melbourne Institute of Technology (later RMIT) and was the secretary of the Interior Design Association of Australia (IDAA) established ca.1949. She ...
Stirling, Lance
Stirling was an illustrator for the World Record Club. His work is illustrated in The Arts in Australia Series, "Commercial Art" written by R. Haughton ...