Sculpture and Smithwork
| Name | Association with RMIT | Notability | References |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kingsley Baird | MFA | sculptor | |
| Stuart Devlin, AO, CMG | Dip Art (Smithing), D Arts (honoris causa) | goldsmith; designed the decimal coinage of Australia; former jeweller to Queen Elizabeth II | |
| Ray Ewers | art classes | sculptor; work held by the Australian War Memorial | |
| Leonard French, OBE | art classes | artist; designed the stained glass ceiling of the National Gallery of Victoria | |
| Stacha Halpern | attended | sculptor | |
| Inge King | D Arts (honoris causa), faculty | sculptor | |
| Clement Meadmore | B Eng, D Arts (honoris causa) | sculptor | |
| Lenton Parr | Sculpture classes, D Arts (honoris causa) | former Director of the Victorian College of the Arts; Lenton Parr Library named in his honour | |
| Teisutis Zikaras | former faculty | sculptor |
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