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Clifford Bayliss

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Name

Clifford Bayliss

Culture

Australian

Gender

Male

Birth date

1916

Birth place

Melbourne, Victoria, Australia View on map Close map

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Death date

1989

Death Place

England View on map Close map

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Movements

England from 1935

Occupations

Artist (water-colouristist) | Drawer | Printmaker | Sculptor

Summary

Worked: Australia (VIC), England

NGA IRN

13800

Context

Australia

Biography

Clifford Bayliss

Clifford William Bayliss was born in Melbourne and studied at the National Gallery School from 1931 to1935. While a student he experimented with linocuts, a technique he learnt from John Flexmore. In 1935 he won the Travelling Scholarship, and was studying in London at the time of Buzacott’s visit in 1937. After the war, he worked at the Royal Covent Garden Opera House till 1965 when he began teaching at the Croydon Art School.

© Roger Butler, 1981.

Published in Melbourne Woodcuts & Linocuts of the 1920s & 1930s, exhibition catalogue, Ballarat: Ballarat Fine Art Gallery, 1981.

Last Updated

16 Feb 2023