The clues lead to the name of a person. From there you should be able to tell us what he/she is most well known for. Their name is spelled differently, but the highlighted words are a good phonetic resemblance.
Here’s another clue:
I am always happy to be told that a rebus has an Australian theme. I don’t even try! I got nothin’ against anyone from Australia, understand! But I’m just not up on the typical topics, particularly where notable individuals from there are involved. I’ll have to learn how to hunt down clues on Google.
Jòrn Utzon, architect of the Sydney Opera House?
Jòrn (yawn)
Utz (huts, cabanas)
On (sun)
A tad on the vague side, this rebus! But then, I guess many of them are!
On the topic of obscure rebus puzzles, try this one. Name the individual, what his profession was, and show several examples of his work. The answer is NOT the individual in the clues.
Here’s another. Name the place, and describe it, and name some of the luminaries associated with it.
I've had Marty Robbins for a while, but I'm yet to fit the cat in.
I was unsure about adding the cat. I meant it to be a "hiss" as in RobbinS but it also acted unintentionally as a red herring. Maybe slightly underdo rather than overdo the images.
Anyway, excellent sleuthing! Hat off to you, sir!
