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Boyd, Mary, b. 1926
A member of the well-known artistic Boyd family, Boyd started to paint and pot from an early age and despite an ongoing arts practice that ...
Braund, Dorothy Mary, b. 1926
Breeze, Mary Anne
Briebauer, Marie, b. 1946
The painter and printmaker Marie Briebauer was one of a number of artists who travelled to the Yellow House and worked there in the Spring ...
Bundock, Mary, b. 1845
Bundock was only eight years old when discovered her love of flower painting, when family friend and flower painter Bessie Wilson gave her "a small ...
Bundock, Mary Ellen, b. 1817
A painter who worked on an eclectic range of canvases including the cover of a papiêr-maché writing case. Bundock was the wife of sketcher William ...
Burns, Mary, b. 1877
Participated in pupil exhibition at 15 years of age.
Burton, Mary
Colonial watercolourist.
Christison, Mary
Photographer, was the second wife of Robert Christison of Lammermoor, North Queensland.
Clifton, Mary, b. 1822
Sketcher and resident of Western Australia.
Costa, Laila Marie
Contemporary Melbourne zine editor.
Coventry, Mary
Craigie, Mary Ann, b. 1865
China painter who was a students of Flora Landells.
Crawford, Anne-Marie
Darling, Mary, b. 1913
The ceramics of Mary Darling mark the transition from the teaching of L.J. Harvey to Arthur Hustwit the next prominent private pottery teacher in Brisbane.
Davis, Mary Jane
Professional photographer, worked for the Adelaide Photographic Company from 1867 and became manager in 1880.
Denison, Mary Charlotte
Sketcher, daughter of Sir William Thomas Denison, governor of Tasmania in 1846-54, governor of New South Wales and governor-general of the Australian colonies in 1855-61, ...
Durack, Mary, b. 1913
Western Australian writer. Credited with some illustrations of her writings, although these were most likely the work of her sister, Elizabeth Durack.
Dwyer, Mary
Queensland embroiderer
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Edwards, Mary, b. 1894
A painter and carver, Edwards has been remembered largely for her adversarial role in the Dobell trial of 1944. A flamboyant figure she lived later ...