Little is known of the watercolourist who painted landscapes of the NSW and Victorian countryside but that they were active in the mid-nineteenth century around ...
N. Bartley was an artist and/or an exhibitor at the Melbourne International Exhibition in 1880. There is some speculation Bartley is the author Naham Bartley.
W. Bennett practiced the interesting skill of engrossing whereby one copies writing in large, uniform characters. His exhibited works however featured chalk drawings and oil ...
G. Bionda's portrait of W.H. Archer, exhibited at Melbourne's fourth Annual Exhibition of Fine Arts, was the subject of an unfavourable review from The Age ...
Colonial watercolourist known for one work, New Town Bay [Tasmania], with St John's Church, the Queen's Orphan Home and with Mount Wellington in the Distance ...
watercolour painter and sketcher, showed two works in the 1869 Ballarat Mechanics Institute Exhibition: 'Descent from the Cross,' after Titian (a watercolour) and 'La Leçon ...
A watercolourist and lithographer who worked in Sydney in the 1840s and 1850s Ellis produced landscape paintings of Sydney and lithographs of its churches.
Sketcher, filled a sketchbook with views while living in Sydney in 1859-60. Most are watercolours and all are monogrammed (somewhat indecipherably) and dated. They include ...
Sketcher, little is known about this artist other than the documented inclusion of one work in the 1861 Victorian Exhibition at Melbourne. Gender is unclear.
Watercolourist, made an interior view of the Australian Library and Literary Institution, Bent Street, Sydney in 1868. May be related to D.R. Hawley, who was ...
Painter and decorator, signed a naive, romantic, oil on board night view of a gabled cottage by the water with fishing boats returning home. Painted ...
Painter, had three oil paintings in the 1869 Ballarat Mechanics Institute Exhibition: Winter Scene, with Ruins, Fishing Village - Sunset and On the Yarra Yarra ...