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C1911
‘The Never-Never’
Rare Lionel Lindsay proof aquatint landscape with brolgas drinking by a waterhole in the evening light. References;Mendelsshohn, The art of Sir Lionel Lindsay / Vol II, Part B, #328, ill. p.248 Collections:National Gallery Australia: Queale bequest (1982), 58National Gallery Victoria: Accession Number 3114.34-4National Library Australia: Bib … Read Full Description
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Full Title:
‘The Never-Never’
Date:
C1911
Condition:
In good condition.
Technique:
Aquatint, signed lower left in pencil, proof on wove Whatman 1819
Image Size:
242mm
x 166mm
Paper Size:
999mm
x 999mm
AUTHENTICITY
Genuine antique
dated:
1911
Description:
Rare Lionel Lindsay proof aquatint landscape with brolgas drinking by a waterhole in the evening light.
References;
Mendelsshohn, The art of Sir Lionel Lindsay / Vol II, Part B, #328, ill. p.248
Collections:
National Gallery Australia: Queale bequest (1982), 58
National Gallery Victoria: Accession Number 3114.34-4
National Library Australia: Bib ID3017672
Lionel Arthur Lindsay (1874 - 1961)
Known as a writer & art administrator, he worked for the "Bulletin." He became well known for his etchings and woodcuts. As a trustee to the NSW Art Gallery he was a major supporter of Dobell over the Joshua Smith controversy. He was knighted in 1941 and is represented in most state collections.
