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LeWitt, Vivienne Shark, b. 1956

Late 20th century Melbourne painter and cartoonist. Her work has been exhibited at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney.

Shark LeWitt, Vivienne, b. 1956

(J.B. Wittenoom's house in Perth)

by Wittenoom, Charles Dirck.

attributed

Chaplain J.B. Wittenoom's Residence

by Hall, William Shakespeare.

Wittenoom, Charles, b. 1824

English born sketcher (attributed) who practiced in Perth during the late 1830s and again from the early 1860s, although it is probable that his uncle ...

Wittenoom, Charles Dirck, b.

Sketcher and newspaperman from England, brother of John Burdett Wittenoom, the first clergyman appointed to Western Australia. He produced sketches of WA, representing the countryside ...

Wittenoom, John Burdett, b. 1789

A sketcher, teacher and clergyman, he established a Classical School in Perth and became a willing patron and participant in the cultural life of the ...

2009/43/1-7/1 Poster, 'White like never before', photographic, colour, client Wittner shoes, features model in white fur stole and hat with white boots, photograph by Bruno Benini, styling by Hazel Benini, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, around 1980

by Benini, Bruno, Benini, Hazel.

2009/43/1-7/1

2009/43/1-7/2 Poster, 'What more does a girl need?', photographic, colour, client Wittner shoes, model Celeste Billings, photograph by Bruno Benini, styling by Hazel Benini, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, around 1980

by Benini, Bruno, Benini, Hazel.

2009/43/1-7/2

2009/43/1-7/3 Poster, 'Magic moods with footnotes', photographic, colour, client Wittner shoes, featuring shoes and toy gun and sparkler, photograph by Bruno Benini, styling by Hazel Benini, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, [1980-1995]

by Benini, Bruno, Benini, Hazel.

2009/43/1-7/3

scenery

Wivell, Edward James

A professional photographer and dancing teacher from 1869 until 1893. Wivell also became the proprietor of Adelaide's leading commercial art gallery in the 1880s.