Born Jean Bellette Australian Frequently painted scenes influenced by Greek tragedies of Sophocles & Euripides & Homer’s epics Only woman to have won 2x Sulman Prize For Whom the Bell Tolls (1942) & Iphigenia in Tauris (1944)

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Born Ivor Pengelly Francis AM Australian teacher Labelled South Australia's foremost Known 4 similarly much-admired Art critic for The News & early member of South Australia’s Contemporary Art Society

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Born Moya Dyring Australian spanned One of 1st women artists to embrace Modernism & exhibit member of Heide Circle art community Later moved to while in France

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Born Paul Cadmus & Widely recognized 4 egg tempera paintings depicting urban settings & gritty social interactions Sailors & Floozies = art as satire Created highly finished of male figures combining eroticism with social commentary

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Born Sybil Craig Australian Kept a studio on Collins Street Melbourne from 1936 to 1951 Appointed by Australian War memorial as an official war artist & was first woman to paint women working in the munitions’ factories

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Born Leonard Fox Australian social activist produced swath of left-wing propagandist posters & covers for his booklets such as Australia's Guilty Men Best known for On guard at Eureka (1854) accepted for Sulman Prize (1955)

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Born Arthur Murch Australian Won Archibald Prize (1949) with Bonar Dunlop Style evolved from initial French influence to more philosophy WWII official war artist covering Australian & Americans forces in Australia

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Born Jean Bellette Australian Frequently painted scenes influenced by Greek tragedies of Sophocles & Euripides & Homer’s epics Only woman to have won 2x Sulman Prize For Whom the Bell Tolls (1942) & Iphigenia in Tauris (1944)

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Born Ivor Pengelly Francis AM Australian teacher Labelled South Australia's foremost Known 4 similarly much-admired Art critic for The News & early member of South Australia’s Contemporary Art Society

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Born Alison Rehfisch Australian Began exhibiting at Blaxland Gallery (1929) Studied in London & Spain (1933 – 38) Took to painting around Goulburn Moss Vale & Berrima & Flower paintings undermined reputation as a serious painter

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Born Joop Moesman Dutch worked for Dutch National Railways until he retired Emerged as Holland’s foremost surrealistic painter works so impressive they were twice removed from public exhibitions as authorities were afraid of the public reaction

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Born Paul Cadmus & Widely recognized 4 egg tempera paintings depicting urban settings & gritty social interactions Sailors & Floozies = art as satire Created highly finished of male figures combining eroticism with social commentary

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Born Sybil Craig Australian Kept a studio on Collins Street Melbourne from 1936 to 1951 Appointed by Australian War memorial as an official war artist & was first woman to paint women working in the munitions’ factories

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Born Jean Bellette Australian Frequently painted scenes influenced by Greek tragedies of Sophocles & Euripides & Homer’s epics Only woman to have won 2x Sulman Prize For Whom the Bell Tolls (1942) & Iphigenia in Tauris (1944)

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