David Tulloch

Also known as D. Tulloch, E. Tulloch
  • Artist (Printmaker),
  • Artist (Cartoonist / Illustrator)
Illustrator and engraver, was commissioned by Thomas Ham in 1851 to sketch some of the earliest known views of the Victorian diggings. Tulloch contributed an engraved vignette for the title of Proeschel's Map of Victoria and was briefly employed by the Geological Survey of Victoria after his business partnership failed.
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exhibited at
Victorian Industrial Exhibition
Date
14 February 1855 - 28 February 1855
Place
Melbourne, VIC
Type
Exhibition
Melbourne Exhibition
Date
1854
Place
Melbourne, Victoria
Description
Type
Exhibition

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