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Freeman, George John, b. 1843
George John Freeman was a professional photographer and photographic showman. He arrived at South Australia in 1861. Throughout his professional career Freeman enthusiastically experimented with ...
Frith, John Eric, b. 1908
Mid 20th century Sydney and Melbourne cartoonist, caricaturist and sculptor.
Gardener, John
Gardner, John
Mid 20th century Melbourne cartoonist, commercial artist (from necessity), landscape painter (by choice) and amateur photographer. Visited and taught painting at Hermannsburg, NT, in the ...
Gardner, John Andrew, b. 1906
Gardner, John, b. 1942
Gasking, John, b. 1861
Federation era Sydney and Queensland sketcher, cartoonist and illustrator.
Gasper, John
Gaul, John
Professional photographer who won a medal for his untouched portrait photographs in Melbourne, 1866.
Gech, John
Geddis, John, b. 1802
Art teacher and schoolteacher of a day and drawing school in Sydney from at least 1844 to 1873, at various locations usually in Kent Street. ...
Gilfillan, John, b. 1793
After a tumultuous childhood running away to sea, being shipwrecked and press ganged for 8 years, Gilfillan studied art and made it his career. He ...
Gill, John, b. 1797
Colonial era Victorian architect and attributed cartoonist.
Gillett, John
Worked in partnership with T. Harford as sign and ticket writers, they produced at least seven transparencies for the Duke of Edinburgh's visit to Melbourne ...
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Gillies, John, b. 1960
Gladstone, John
Professional photographer, was listed as a photographic artist in Bendigo.
Glasson, John
Glasson listed himself as a photographic artist in Geraldton in 1878.
Glover, John, b. 1767
Glover's direct experience of nature, both as a pioneer settler and painter, resulted in a fresh and vital approach to Australian painting. Subtleties of the ...
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Godson, John Barclay, b. 1882
Goldfinch, John
A sketcher who drew pencil scenes on Van Diemen's Land, New Zealand and the South Sea islands between 1842 and 1851.