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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 ...
Wheelahan, Paul, b. 1930
Mid 20th century Sydney (and regional New South Wales) comic strip artist and writer of westerns.
White, John, b. 1930
John White is a New Zealand born painter who exhibited hard edge abstract paintings with Sydney's Central Street Gallery.
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Wolanski, Sabina, b. 1930
Designer and Director of Lido Tie Manufacturing Company
Woolley, Frances Shirley, b. 1930
Bacon, Richard Alfred, b. 1931
Badger, Langdon, b. 1931
Badger is an interior designer and industrial designer who established Langdon Badger Furnishings, Adelaide, South Australia. He entered private practice in 1953, officially retired ca. ...
Banfield, Audray, b. 1931
Bennett, Bill, b. 1931
Bill Bennett was the co-designer of a 20th century hang-glider together with Bill Moyes, Richard Boone and others.
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Boyd, Hermia, b. 1931
Boyd, Hermia, b. 1931
Hermia Boyd was a set designer, potter and glass painter.
Churcher, Betty, b. 1931
Betty Churcher, who was the first woman to head both a state and national art gallery, had an extraordinary career in arts education and administration ...
Clegg, Heather, b. 1931
Cochrane, Elsie, b. 1931
Evatt, Clive, b. 1931
Evatt was the first director of the Hogarth Galleries, Walker Lane, Paddington NSW. It opened in 1972. He exhibited international and local artists and the ...
Fox, Frederick, b. 1931
Fox was a milliner, training in Sydney 1949-1958, later moving to London working for Otto Lucas, Hardy Amies and others. He kept a studio in ...
Hall, Peter, b. 1931
Peter Hall is best known as the architect who completed the Sydney Opera House, with the NSW Government Architects Office, after the resignation of Jørn ...
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Hershon, Michael, b. 1931
Designer and businessman, part of Berlei-Hestia business family.
James, John, b. 1931
John James was a Melbourne and Sydney architect and scholar. His most notable building was the Readers Digest headquarters in Surry Hills, Sydney (1967). After ...
Jesse, Robert, b. 1931
Robert Jesse was a successful Sydney commercial architect during the 1960s and 1970s. He partnered with Harold Smith, then Robert Jesse and John Hunt.