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Wolstenholme, E. K., b. 1843
Sketcher, won a prize for a chalk drawing of a female head at the 1861 Maitland Industrial Exhibition.
Wolter, Adam, b. 1958
Wompi, Nora, b. 1935
Wong, Irene, b. 1965
Wong, Mei Sheong, b.
Wong-Hoo-Foon, Stanley, b. 1940
Late 20th century Chinese born Melbourne painter and commercial artist. Produced art at the Australian Print Workshop APW
Wonson, Margaret, b. 1884
Painter active in Wollongong in the 1920s and 1930s. Submitted entries to the 1928 Wynne Prize (the last year that there was no exhibition of ...
Conroy, Diana Wood
Wood, Louis
Painter, sketcher and teacher, was the elder son of Captain William Wood, a soldier who settled in Australia. There are a few known watercolour paintings ...
Wood, Marjorie
Printmaker. Her linocuts include "Sea Flurry" (1932) and "Politician" (1932).
Wood, Joseph
Painter, lived and worked in Victoria. He also did the watercolour 'Loder's Creek and Bridge, Southport' (1890).
Wood, A.
Sketcher, was acknowledged as the original artist for four of the numerous lithographs which appeared in the London edition of Captain H. Butler Stoney's 'A ...
Wood, Ashley
Contemporary internationally successful comic strip artist.
Wood, Carol
Contemporary Perth and Melbourne cartoonist and comic strip artist. Wood conceived, drew and published 'Pox' magazine in WA with Susan Butcher.
Wood, David
Professional photographer, had 'Portrait Rooms' at 29 Bourke Street, East Melbourne, by 1866 when he exhibited photographs at the Melbourne Intercolonial Exhibition. John Wood is ...
Wood, Ethel
Federation period Bulletin cartoonist, the earliest regular female cartoon contributor.
Wood, Eulalie
lithographer and drawing teacher, arrived at Hobart Town on 13 June 1829, and brought what was claimed at the time to be the first lithographic ...
Wood, F.
Mid 20th century 'Man' magazine cartoonist.
Wood, George
Professional photographer, is listed as working from King William Street, Adelaide, between 1854 and 1856.
Wood, J. B. Athol
Modeller, signed an eight and a half inch tall plaster bust of the theatre entrepreneur J.C. Williamson.