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List biographies
| Version | Name | Status | Summary |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | N., A. | Current | A sketcher, whose engravings of the Roman Catholic Chapel at Balmain were published in the Illustrated Sydney News on November 11 1854. |
| 1 | N., E. | Current | Produced a sketch in 1854 of several buildings and a church. It is believed to be of Bowenfels near Irrawang which is outside Lithgow New South Wales. It is included in the papers of James King of Irrawang at the Mitchell Library. |
| 1 | N., J. N. | Current | A lithographer who produced a print of the Penal Station of Port Arthur in 1843. This work is held in both the Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales and the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery. |
| 1 | N., M. | Current | A cartoonist who copied Ways and Means for 1845 or Taking It Out of the Squatters from Raphael Clint. This print was part of the Political Sketches series and was published by Edward Barlow. |
| 1 | N., R. | Current | Produced a watercolour in 1852 titled Bendigo Diggings and a pencil and wash sketch c.1854 titled Site of the New University [of Sydney]. |
| 1 | Naden, Gail | Current | Gamilarray/Weilwan and Wiradjuri painter, illustrator and graphic designer whose works depict aspects of the natural world from a variety of perspectives. |
| 1 | Nagomara, Albert Tjakamarra | Current | A Balgo artist with Warlayirti Artists Association whose starkly simple works belie the depth of knowledge of Tingari and Water Dreaming stories for which he was custodian. |
| 1 | Nain, Clinton | Current | An indigenous dancer, performer and storyteller, Nain is also a painter and installation artist whose work explores the impact of European settlement on the indigenous nations of Australia. Challenging the white male dominant view of history, Nain's work takes the particular perspective of the black and the feminine. |
| 1 | Nakachi, Masa | Current | Oil painter Masa Nakachi lives on Thursday Island in Queensland's Torres Strait. His paintings depict life in and around the islands of Torres Strait. |
| 1 | Nakamarra Stafford, Veronica | Current | Painter originally from Northern Territory but now living in Port Lincoln, South Australia. Showed her work in the 2008 'Our Mob' exhibition at the Adelaide Festival Centre. |
| 1 | Nakamarra, Lillian | Current | Warlpiri/Anmatyerre artist who lives in Willowra (NT). Her work has been an important aid to land right claims in her heritage country and reflects her strong cultural involvement. |
| 1 | Nakamarra, Mavis | Current | Anmatyerre artist who resides at Yuelamu (Mt Allan), although she has also spent time with her mother in Hermannsburg (NT). Hazel Hawke, the wife of the then Prime Minister, purchased her "Yala Dreaming" in 1988. |
| 1 | Nakamarra, Minnie | Current | Minnie Nakamarra paints her renowned father Johnny Warangkula's Dreamings for the Papunya Tjupi Art Centre in Papunya. |
| 1 | Nakamarra, Narlie | Current | Narlie Nakamarra paints her renowned father Johnny Warangkula's Kalipinypa Dreaming for Papunya Tjupi Arts in Papunya. |
| 1 | Nakanbala, Willy | Current | Willy Nakanbala Tjungarayi, who came to painting late in life after working as for years as a stockman and labourer who helped build both Papunya and Kintore communities, paints for Papunya Tjupi Arts in Papunya. |
| 1 | Namarari, Mick Tjapaltjarri | Current | One of the founding members of Papunya Tula Artists and one of the most eminent and revered painters of the desert art movement. |
| 2 | Namok, Rosella | Current | Painter, printmaker and sculptor and original member of the Lockhart River Art Gang, far north-east coastal Queensland. Her abstract work links the landscape, weather, people and their activities in Namok's local area. Namok has won numerous awards including the Lin Onus Youth Award at the Fifth National Indigenous Heritage Art Awards (2000). |
| 1 | Nampijinpa, Linny | Current | Anmatyerre artist who paints Dreamings for her country around Mt Allan (NT). |
| 1 | Nampijinpa, Lorraine | Current | Young Anmatyerre artist who lived at Mt Allan (NT). |
| 1 | Nampijinpa, Lucy | Current | Warlpiri artist from Willowra who painted her Dreamings as body design in dancing ceremony, and from the late 1980s on canvas. |