Dancer and guitarist

Lionel Lindsay (1874–1961)

Dancer and guitarist

(c.1917)

woodcut

EXHIBITION HISTORY 1 – 3 of 3 exhibitions

Exhibition of woodcuts.

Venues

Tyrrell's Galleries. (1 August 1923 – 1 August 1923)
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Works

LINDSAY, Lionel (1874–1961)

The Pelican £1.01.0

The black cat £1.01.0

Henry Lawson £2.02.0

The Siding. £0.10.6

The Emperor £1.01.0

The broken fence £1.01.0

Romantic Garden. £1.11.6

Captain Kook. £1.01.0

Poppies. £2.02.0

Chinese beauty £0.17.6

The colloquy £1.01.0

The Sultan £0.12.6

The Gipsy. £0.12.6

The fountain £0.17.6

Nasturtiums £0.12.6

Juno's bird £0.12.6

The Nymphs. £0.12.6

Satan. £0.12.6

Odalisque. £0.17.6

Moonrise. £0.17.6

Thistles. £0.17.6

The cat. £0.12.6

So long £0.07.6

Waller, M. Napier. (1893–1972)

Turkeys £1.01.0

Guinea fowls £0.10.6

Ducks £0.10.6

Shepherds. £1.01.0

Hit. £1.01.0

The Ring £1.11.6

Waller, Christian. (1894–1954)

The Sorceress. £1.01.0

Davies, L. Roy. (1897–1979)

Silos. £0.12.6

The Homestead. £0.17.6

The miner. £0.17.6

Cox River camp. £0.12.6

Cattleman's hut. £0.17.6

The Bridge. £0.17.6

Sheds. £0.17.6

John's house. £0.17.6

Old Jim. £1.01.0

PRESTON, Margaret (1875–1963)

Cockatoos. £1.05.0

Kookaburra. £1.05.0

Emus £1.05.0

Warner, Alfred Edward. (1879–1968)

GULLIVER, T.V. (1891–1933)

Reflections. £0.17.6

A brewery. £0.17.6

The Pontoon. £0.17.6

Two Tail Pieces. £1.01.0

Goodwin, A.F. (1890–1978)

LUM, Bertha (1869–1954)

Brangwyn, Frank. (1867–1956)

LINDSAY, Lionel (1874–1961)

The donkey £0.12.6

Deutsher Galleries: A Survey of Australian Relief Prints 1900 - 1950.

Venues

Deutscher Galleries [1]. (13 April 1978 – 5 May 1978)
1092 High Street, Armidale, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

In the Japanese manner Australian prints 1900 – 1940.

Venues

Perc Tucker Regional Gallery (20 May 2010 – 14 July 2011)
Flinders Mall, Townsville, Queensland, Australia

Lake Macquarie City Art Gallery [3]. (19 June 2010 – 1 August 2010)
First Street, Booragul, New South Wales, Australia

Mornington Peninsula Regional Gallery. (8 September 2010 – 31 October 2010)
Civic Reserve, Dunns Road, Mornington, Victoria, Australia

Works

Webb, A.B. (1887–1944)

Derham, Frances. (1894–1987)

Palmer, Ethleen. (1906–1958)

Webb, A.B. (1887–1944)

Spowers, Ethel. (1890–1947)

Palmer, Ethleen. (1906–1958)

Harris, Mary P. (1891–1978)

Webb, A.B. (1887–1944)

10. Shags

Allport, C.L. (1860–1949)

Palmer, Ethleen. (1906–1958)

Webb, A.B. (1887–1944)

Spowers, Ethel. (1890–1947)

Griffin, Murray. (1903–1992)

Palmer, Ethleen. (1906–1958)

Haefliger, Paul. (1914–1982)

Preston, Margaret. (1875–1963)

Haefliger, Paul. (1914–1982)

LINDSAY, Lionel (1874–1961)

Preston, Margaret. (1875–1963)

Harris, Mary P. (1891–1978)

Patterson, Ambrose. (1877–1967)

Spowers, Ethel. (1890–1947)

Lungley, Dorothy. (1888–1956)

Haefliger, Paul. (1914–1982)

Derham, Frances. (1894–1987)

Spowers, Ethel. (1890–1947)

Derham, Frances. (1894–1987)

Palmer, Ethleen. (1906–1958)

Spowers, Ethel. (1890–1947)

Allport, C.L. (1860–1949)

LINDSAY, Lionel (1874–1961)

Haefliger, Paul. (1914–1982)

51. Paul.

Proctor, Thea. (1879–1966)

Haefliger, Paul. (1914–1982)

Nimmo, Lorna. (1920–1990)

56. Kimono

Teague, Violet. (1872–1951)

Patterson, Ambrose. (1877–1967)

Preston, Margaret. (1875–1963)

Ogilvie, Helen. (1902–1993)

Waller, M. Napier. (1893–1972)

Palmer, Ethleen. (1906–1958)

Ogilvie, Helen. (1902–1993)

64. Ducks

Waller, M. Napier. (1893–1972)

Ogilvie, Helen. (1902–1993)

Rede, Geraldine. (1874–1943) and Teague, Violet. (1872–1951)

Ogilvie, Helen. (1902–1993)

Haefliger, Paul. (1914–1982)

Preston, Margaret. (1875–1963)

Rede, Geraldine. (1874–1943) and Teague, Violet. (1872–1951)

Preston, Margaret. (1875–1963)

Allport, C.L. (1860–1949)

Preston, Margaret. (1875–1963)

Griffin, Murray. (1903–1992)

82. Cannas.