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Clement, Tracey, b. 1966
Tracey is an artist and art and design writer who exhibits nationally and internationally. She is best known for her process-based installations.
Cleveland, Charlotte, b. 1819
A member of architecturally acclaimed Barry family - Cleveland's uncle, Sir Charles Barry, designed the British Houses of Parliament while her cousin, Sir John Wolfe ...
Clift, Nicole
Clifton, Nancy, b. 1907
Painter, sculptor and printmaker.
Clifton, Mary, b. 1822
Sketcher and resident of Western Australia.
Clifton, Elinor Katherine, b. 1820
Sketcher born in England. Resident of Western Australia and founder of Australind.
Clifton, Louisa, b. 1814
Painter, sketcher and diarist. Resident of Western Australia she recorded the first permanent house erected at Port Leschenault.
Clifton, Kate
Painter and embroiderer. Her husband, Charles Leslie Worsley Clifton, was the first manager of the Fremantle branch of the Western Australian Bank.
Clifton, Romola, b. 1935
Romola Clifton was born in 1935. She was educated at St Hilda's and the Slade School in London 1953-55. She became a full-time artist following ...
Clifton, Enid
Clonaris, Debbie
Cloran, Catherine, b. 1952
Catherine Cloran, a Sydney based artist, is best known for her ironic and surreal photographs of contemporary cities.
Close, Belinda, b.
Belinda Close is a member of the Saltwater Murris Quandamooka Art Group and has exhibited with them at the Redland Art Gallery in "Minjerribah Stories ...
Clouston, Alison
Sculptor, has an interesting and quirky view of history.
Clubbe, Phyllis
Clynes, Rosemary Clynes
Coates,
Art student, was a pupil at National Gallery of Victoria Schools under von Guerard.
Coates, J.
Mrs J. Coates was a painter. She exhibited at the Melbourne International Exhibition in 1880.
Coates, R.
Mrs R. Coates was a photographer. Her work 'Shearers Strike at Warrana August 6, 1888' is held at the Mitchell Library, State Library of New ...
Coates, S.
Miss S. Coates was a flower painter. She exhibited with the Victorian Academy of Arts in 1882 and 1884.