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Andrew, Carl, b. 1939
Carl Andrew had a distinguished career as a curator specialising in Australian colonial art and decorative arts.
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The first ceramic exhibition of works by Ikin, opened by Rynne Tanton, Head, School of Art, TCAE, Newnham 8 April 1979.

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by Ikin, Robert David.

The first ceramic exhibition by Ikin, opened by Rynne Tanton, Head, School of Art, TCAE, Newnham 8 April 1979.

Ceramics by Barbara Edwards

by Edwards, Barbara.

An exhibition of Edwards work opened by Grace Cochrane at Design Centre of Tasmania 23 February 1978.

Erskine, Doug, b. 1949
An artist whose work was included in the Tin Sheds exhibition, Dead Gay Artists, 1-23 February 2002.
Fixations

by Burrell, Jane.

Cathedrals of France

by Rees, Lloyd.

An exhibition of 25 paintings by Lloyd Rees of interiors of French cathedrals in oil, watercolour, pastel and ink. Source: Solo Survey Exhibition Linkage Project, ...

Hall, Fiona, b. 1953
Born in 1953 in Sydney, New South Wales, Fiona Hall is an award winning photographer, sculptor and installation artist exploring themes of globalization, colonialism and ...
Captain Haughton Forrest

by Forrest, Haughton.

Gilliland, Hector, b. 1911
Influenced by Cézanne, his early watercolours and oils recorded sites around Bathurst, Canberra, Richmond and the pastoral outreaches of Sydney.
Horizons

by Dennis, Telfer.

An exhibition of oil paintings by Telfer Dennis, opened by Professor Bruce Johnson 26 March 1977.

Gough, Joan, b. 1918
Gough's cubist study 'The Gardener' was among the first modern works to be exhibited at the Royal Tasmanian Art Society. Always at the forefront of ...
Caldwell, John, b. 1942
John Caldwell is one of Australia's master landscape artists, with more than forty solo exhibitions, twice selected for the AGNSW Wynne prize, & receiving numerous ...
Cato, John Chester, b. 1926
Eldershaw, John, b. 1892
A painter and poster designer who designed 'Historic Tasmania: Port Arthur' for the Tasmanian Government Tourist Bureau in the 1940s.
Kingston, Amie, b. 1908
Mid 20th century painter, printmaker, theatrical designer and art teacher. Textile prints commissioned by Marion Hall Best ca.1942 are known. Amy Kingston worked prolifically in ...
The Australian Landscape

by Allport, Henry Curzon, Aspden, David, Boyd, Arthur, Bunny, Rupert, Buvelot, Louis, Clark, Thomas, Conder, Charles, Dale, Robert, Davies, David, Dobell, William, Earle, Augustus, Fairweather, Ian, Fox, E. Phillips, Gill, Samuel, Glover, John, Heysen, Hans, Hilder, Jesse Jewhurst, Lewin, John William, Lindsay, Frances, Long, Sydney, Lycett, Joseph, Martens, Conrad, McCubbin, Frederick, Meldrum, Max, Miller, Godfrey, Nolan, Sidney, Olsen, John, Passmore, John, Perceval, John, Piguenit, William Charles, Powditch, Peter, Preston, Margaret, Prout, John Skinner, Rees, Lloyd, Roberts, Tom, Shore, Arnold, Smith, Grace Cossington, Strachan, David, Streeton, Arthur, Taylor, Michael, Thomas, Daniel, Watling, Thomas, Westall, William, Whiteley, Brett, Williams, Fred, Withers, Walter, Young, Blamire, von Guérard, Eugène.

"The Australian Landscape" was a national touring exhibition organised by the Australian Gallery Directors' Council in 1972. The organising gallery was the Art Gallery of ...

Langoulant, Allan, b.
Late 20th century Perth, Melbourne and Launceston cartoonist and illustrator. Langoulant is a member of the Australian Black and White Artists Club.
Holmes, Edith Lilla, b. 1893
Painter, she spent most of her life in Tasmania, but also exhibited in Melbourne where her work was popular in the 1930 and 1940s.
Koskie, Jack Louis, b. 1914
Koskie was a representational painter and graphic designer. He was the chief designer of the Commonwealth Office of Education (Sydney) Sydney and the Tasmanian Government ...