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Brown, Ada
Art student of the 1890's - studying and exhibiting in Sydney.
Brown, Alfred
amateur photographer.
Brown, Alfred John, b. 1893
Architect and town planner.
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Brown, Amelia
Immigrant quiltmaker who is noted for her logo quilts, two of which have been displayed in the Powerhouse Museum in Sydney, NSW.
Brown, Anna, b. 1975
Contemporary Canberra cartoonist. Brown's first cartoon was published in 1996 in 'Fruity Murmurs', a collection of cartoons by women.
Brown, David
Art teacher at the Bendigo Mechanics Institute in 1866.
Brown, Dinny Tjapanangka, b. 1935
A Walmatjari artist, Dinny Brown was one of the first members of the Mulan community to begin painting for Warlayirti Artists in Balgo (WA). One ...
Brown, Doris Jocelyn, b. 1898
Mid 20th century landscape architect.
Brown, E. J.
E.J. Brown was a photographer who exhibited a series of enlarged photographs at the 1888-89 Melbourne Centennial International Exhibition.
Brown, Edith J. Bell, b. 1864
A sketcher of early buildings, drawing teacher, she taught model drawing in Sydney in the early twentieth century. Bell-Brown also painted on china and produced ...
Brown, Elizabeth
A pastellist who exhibited in the 1888-89 Melbourne Centennial International Exhibition.
Brown, Emma
painter
Brown, Frank Jangala, b. 1965
Anmatyerre artist of Mt. Allan (NT).
Brown, Frederick A.
Early 20th century Sydney political cartoonist, who began with wood-cameo portraits.
Brown, Meggerie Napanangka, b. 1965
A Warlpiri artist and member of the Yuendumu community, with connections in Willowra (NT). Brown also painted with the Jukurrpa group based at the Institute ...
Brown, Gertrude I.
Brown was an art teacher, water colour painter, china painter, and instructor in the Department of Art, Sydney Technical College.
Brown, Gil
Mid 20th century magazine cartoonist.
Brown, H. G.
Artist who exhibited in Sydney in 1884
Brown, Harold
painter
Brown, I. L.
A sketcher known for one watercolour of Sydney Harbour dating from c. 1855.