Artists from Melbourne

Australian artist (1917–1992)

Australian illustrator, writer, and animated filmmaker (born 1974)

Australian cinematographer

Australian artist (1856-1931)

Australian animator and director

Australian writer

South African-born Australian artist (1867–1946)

Australian writer, artist, singer-songwriter, screenwriter and sculptor

Australian artist (1855-1917)

Australian artist, botanical illustrator and botanical collector (1848-1922)

Australian painter (1884–1961)

Australian film director (born 1949)

German–Australian sculptor (1915-2016)

Australian visual artist (1928-2018)

Australian painter (1876–1948)

Australian artist (1928-2017)

Australian artist (1920–1999)

Australian painter (1854-1914)

Australian painter (1920-1960)

Australian botanist, author and botanical illustrator (1878-1941)

Australian artist (1877-1906)

Australian artist, sculptor (1892–1964)

Australian artist

Australian artist (1860–1940)

Australian artist (1872-1951)

Australian painter and art critic (1884–1948)

Australian artist (born 1948)

Australian artist (1875–1955)

Indigenous Australian activist and artist

Australian artist (1890–1947)

Australian botanical artist (1884-1976)

Australian artist (1914-1999)

Australian artist (1928-2018)

Australian painter and printmaker (1927-1982)

Australian illustrator of children's books (1888-1960)

Australian painter (1883-1946)

UK-based cinematographer from Australia

Australian illustrator and author (born 1950)

Australian artist, writer, and lecturer (1893-1962)

Australian artist (1848-1916)

Australian painter and women’s suffrage activist (1869-1955)

Australian artist (1919-2017)

Australian painter (1925-1987)

Australian artist (1924-1990)

Australian sculptor, painter (1928-2013)

Australian printmaker (1881–1967)

thumb|A mural with Kim Jong Un and [[Donald Trump in Vienna]] Lushsux is an anonymous Australian street artist whose works have received international coverage. Based in Melbourne, he is best known for his large murals that draw on internet meme culture, as well as popular culture more broadly. He has been called "the prototypical post-Internet artist" and "Australia's answer to Banksy".

Australian painter and engraver (1861-1946)

Australian artist (1923-2000)

Australian painter (1874–1964)

Australian sculptor, water-colourist, and educator (1861-1930)

Australian-American sculptor and artist (1929-2005)

Australian sculptor (born 1952)

Polish-Australian photographer