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Gaunt,
Exhibited Indian ink drawings at Launceston Town Hall in 1865.
Gibbes, E. B.
It would be an understatement to say that E.B. Gibbes was an indefatigable traveller. She documented all her extensive travels from 1905-1912 with photographs.
Gibbons,
Painter, known exhibited works are of landscapes and flowers. Exhibited in Victoria.
Gillam, E.
Showed watercolour paintings of flowers in an exhibition in 1873.
Gillbanks,
Miss Gillbanks was a painter who exhibited with the West Australian Society of Arts in 1898.
Gray, D.
Miss D. Gray was a painter who exhibited with the West Australian Society of Arts in 1904 and 1906.
Greig,
Hall, A.
Represented by Tabletop 1885 in the Holmes à Court collection.
Hall, E.
Watercolour painter and sketcher, won the prize for watercolour painting at the 1859 exhibition of the South Australian Society of Arts.
Hampson,
One of Victoria's earliest female photographers, Hampson specialised in collodion portraits of women. No surviving examples have been located.
Hart,
Sketcher, exhibited a drawing of a horse with the South Australian Society of Arts in 1864. Little else seems to be known.
Hebblewaite,
Higgs, E. A.
Miss E. A. Higgs was a painter. In 1885 she was included in an art exhibition organised at Launceston.
Hirst, H. G., b. 1878
Miss H. G. Hirst was a potter and craftworker. She was a member of the Society of Arts and Crafts of NSW for 46 years ...
Hotston, E T
Hunt,
Miss Hunt was a photographic colourist in Sydney in the 1860s. She worked for the Royal Photographic Gallery.
Hunt, A.
Miss A. Hunt was known as a painter. She studied at the South Australian School of Design in the 1860's.
Jacob,
Colonial-era teacher of drawing to young ladies in Tasmania.
Jago,
Embroiderer and dressmaker, was one of three daughters of Thomas Jago, a tailor of Echuca, Victoria, but unknown which one.
Jones,
Nineteenth century sketcher who showed in the first exhibition of the Society for the Promotion of the Fine Arts in Australia at Sydney in 1847.