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Pata, Daniel, b. 1952
NSW based landscape artist best known for his pastels and watercolours
Pate, Klytie, b. 1912
A potter and printmaker who was encouraged by her aunt, Christian Waller and uncle, Napier Waller, to pursue a career in art. In 1947, Pate, ...
Pate, Klytie, b. 1912
Campbell, John Paterson, b. 1829
Sketcher and public servant in Tasmania.
Paterson, Agnes, b. 1883
A twentieth-century miniature portraitist; also reputed to have been an excellent painter on porcelain.
Paterson, Andrew Barton, b. 1864
Famous Federation period journalist, author and balladist, is believed (not confirmed) to have supplied sketches as well as reports of the Boer War
Paterson, Betty, b. 1895
Mid 20th century Melbourne painter, cartoonist, violinist and singer. Sister of Esther Paterson.
Paterson, Elizabeth
Mid 20th century Melbourne and Gippsland painter, illustrator, commercial artist and cartoonist
Paterson, Esther, b. 1892
Mid 20th century Melbourne cartoonist, painter and commercial artist. Sister of fellow artist Betty Paterson.
Paterson, F. J.
F. J. Paterson was a professional photographer who had a studio in Hobart Town in 1864-79.
Paterson, Hugh
Hugh Paterson advised Prime Minister Andrew Fisher to tax foreign paintings unless intended for public galleries, thus encouraging the first Australian art boom. Paterson also ...
Paterson, John Ford, b. 1851
John Ford Paterson was a painter. He was born in 1851 and died in 1912.
Paterson, Nan, b. 1923
Nan Paterson is a Queensland artist widely regarded for her portraiture and whose output maintains a strong representational basis that reflects her training.
Paterson, Elizabeth
Paterson, Andrew, b. 1974
Paterson, Jim
Patey, Julie
Paty, Dorothy English, b. 1805
Natural history painter and resident of Newcastle, NSW, Dorothy English Paty was an observer and recorder of plants native to the area. Her works are ...
Devas, Patience
Patison, C. J.
C. J. Patison was a painter. The artist sent an oil 'Portrait of a Child' to the 1866 Melbourne Intercolonial Exhibition.