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Painted Works from Artists U - Z in the Collection of the Manly Art
Gallery& Museum.
The Artists
Salvana, John, 1873 - 1956
Salvatore, Rosa
Salvi, G. B.
Spence, Percy, 1868 - 1933
Strachan, David, 1919 - 1970
Streeton, Arthur, 1867 - 1943
Thalben-Ball, Pamela, b.1927
Trafford Walker, Ian, b. 1952
Trindall, Lyall, 1886 - 1965
Unknown Artists
Van Diest, Adrian, 1655 - 1704
Voigt, David, b.1944
Waite, Allan, 1924 - 2010
Wakelin, Roland, 1887 - 1971
Waller, Ruth
Warren, Guy, b.1921
Watkins, John Samuel, 1866 - 1942
Watson, Douglas, 1920 - 1972
Whinnen, George, 1891 - 1950
Wilkie, Leslie, 1879 - 1935
Williams, Colin, b.1935
Williams, Gertrude,
Wilson, Richard, b. c1714
Wilson, Geoffrey, b. 1927
Wilson, Hadyn, b. 1955
Winters, Michael, b. 1943
Young, J. H.
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The Works
0013
Salvana, John
AUSTRALIAN, 1873 - 1956
Manly by the sea, 1923
Oil on canvas, 69 x 168cm
Signed and dated LLC, oil 'J. Salvana/1923'.
Gift of F J Whelan, 1925
0014
Salvana, John
AUSTRALIAN, 1873 - 1956
The road to the valley, 1923
Oil on canvas, 41 x 66cm
Signed and dated LLC, oil 'J. Salvana/1923'.
Gift of the Artist, 1925
0158
Salvatore, Rosa
UNKNOWN NATIONALITY, Dates Unknown
A hermit meditating in the wilderness, (year unknown)
Oil on canvas, 50 x 76cm
Gift of P.S. Garling, 1947
0230
Salvi, G. B.
UNKNOWN NATIONALITY, Dates Unknown
Madonna, (year unknown)
Oil on canvas, 61 x 76cm
Ins. verso top C stencil 'Miss Burdell cou (illeg)' UL oil '66 (in a diamond)/RMC' U centre chalk '46' CL M.Pen'4/66' centre M.Pen 'The Madonna./G.B. Salvi' lower centre
Gift of Lady Clark, 1955
0263
Santry, (Terrence) John
AUSTRALIAN, 1910 - 1990
St Thomas', Mulgoa, 1966
Oil on composition board, 76 x 102cm
Signed LR 'Santry'
Acquired by the Gallery 1967
0323
Schlunke, David
AUSTRALIAN, b. 1942
Bush Landscape, (year unknown)
acrylic on canvas on hardboard, 29 x 21
Gift to the Gallery, Year unknown
Manly Art Gallery & Museum also owns works on paper by this artist
0277
Sell, Max
UNKNOWN NATIONALITY, Dates Unknown
Cool change, 1967
Oil on composition board, 122 x 91cm
Signed and dated LRC, oil "Max Sell '67".
Gift of the Gallery Commitee, 1968
1003
Shaw, Roderick
AUSTRALIAN, 1915 - 1992
MLC Excavation, North Sydney, 1966
oil on board, 83 x 93cm
name and address of artist written on frame in red
Purchased by the Gallery with the assistance of the Theo batten Bequest, 2006
Manly Art Gallery & Museum also owns works on paper by this artist
0241
Smith, Treania
AUSTRALIAN, 1901 - ?
Robertson landscape, 1945
Oil on composition board, 30 x 38cm
Signed and dated LLC, oil "Treania Smith/ '45".
Gift of Dr R J Pope, 1963
0490
Smith, Joshua
AUSTRALIAN, 1905 – 1995
Portrait of Sister M Deane, c. 1939
Oil on canvas, 140 x 109cm
Signed LLC, oil 'Josh'. Signed verso U Centre, pen '...Joshua Smith...'. Ins verso upper centre, pen 'portrait/sister M Deane/artist/Joshua Smith/63 Permanent Ave/NTH Earlwood'.
Gift of E Deane, 1981
0127
Smith, Grace Cossington
AUSTRALIAN, 1892 – 1984
Bed time, c. 1922
Oil on canvas mounted on composition board
Signed LLC oil 'G Cossington Smith'
Gift of Antonio Dattilo-Rubbo, 1940
0315
Smith, Grace Cossington
AUSTRALIAN, 1892 – 1984
Water at Bayview, 1943
Oil on composition board, 48 x 41cm
Signed LR 'G Cossington Smith'. Signed verso UL.
Gift of the Artist, 1970
0479
Smith, Eric
AUSTRALIAN, b. 1919
Street from the bay, (year unknown)
Oil on composition board, 43 x 57cm
Signed LRC, pencil 'Eric Smith'
Purchased by the Gallery, 1980
0352
Solomon, Lance Vaiben
AUSTRALIAN, 1913 - 1989
Sunlit bushland, (year unknown)
Oil on canvas on composition board, 31 x 26
Signed LR 'L Solomon'??
Gift of the Gallery Commitee, 1971
0060
Spence, Percy
AUSTRALIAN, 1868 – 1933
The silent pool, (year unknown)
Oil on canvas, 102 x 173cm
Gift of the Mr & Mrs Wright, 1937
Manly Art Gallery & Museum also owns works on paper by this artist
0062
Spence, Percy
AUSTRALIAN, 1868 – 1933
James Bonner, 1909
Oil on canvas, 102 x 76cm
Signed and dated LLC, oil 'Percy F S Spence, 1909'.
Gift of the Mr & Mrs Wright, 1937
Manly Art Gallery & Museum also owns works on paper by this artist
0655
Strachan, David
BRITISH / AUSTRALIAN, 1919 - 1970
Family group, 1938
Oil on card mounted on composition board, 33 x 48cm
Signed and dated LRC oil "Strachan '38".
Purchased by the Gallery with the assistance of the NSW Govt Office of the Minister for the Arts, 1989
0302
Streeton, Arthur
AUSTRALIAN, 1867 – 1943
Nude, c. 1929
Oil on canvas on composition board, 25 x 38cm
Signed LLC, oil 'A S'
Gift of the Gallery Auxiliary in memory of Mrs Doris Mobbs, 1970
1176
Thalben-Ball, Pamela
AUSTRALIAN, b. 1927
Portrait of Evelyn Chapman, 1960
oil on linen, 50 x 40cm
Gift of the Artist, 2009
1177
Thalben-Ball, Pamela
AUSTRALIAN, b. 1927
Portrait of Evelyn Chapman ( in red hat), c. 1930s
oil on linen, 45 x 50cm
signed front LRC verso - linen prepared by C Robertson & Co
Gift of the Artist, 2009
Inspired by her artistic family life in London, Thalben-Ball was encouraged and supported in art by her musician father, artist grandmother as well as her mother, Evelyn Chapman (1888-1961). Chapman was an accomplished artist who, upon moving to Australia, studied under Antonio Dattilo-Rubbo. Her portrait of Rubbo was purchased by the Art Gallery of NSW in 1920. Evelyn Chapman is also represented in the Australian War Memorial collection (AWM).
‘In 1918, only a few weeks after the end of the First World War, Chapman travelled to the battlefields of France with her father, who was attached to the New Zealand War Graves Commission. She was the first Australian female artist to have the opportunity to depict the devastation of the battlefields of the western front. (AWM catalogue entry)
Pamela Thalben-Ball is also represented in the AWM collection with a portrait of Captain Reg Saunders, 1978, the first Aboriginal commissioned officer in the Australian defence forces.
In London, Pamela Thalben-Ball studied at the Heatherley Art School under Frederic Whiting and Iain MacNab from 1946-50. In 1960, she visited Australia for the first time, and as she travelled overland she began to notice the Australian countryside and the gum trees, and realised the clarity of the light could change her palette. I was enamoured of the marvellous reflected light under the boughs of the gums and the masses of delicate colours.
Pamela’s strong and sustained interest in portraiture is evident throughout her career. Her 1993 portrait of Pittwater resident and world renowned sailor, Kay Cottee, is in the National Portrait Gallery collection.
My mother, who was a far better painter than I shall ever be, said that one should always do some painting every day, but use as few colours as possible. In fact, you can do an extremely colourful portrait using ivory black, titanium white, yellow ochre and cadmium red (Australian Artist, August 2004).
Thalben-Ball has held numerous solo exhibitions in England and Australia and has been hung in the Archibald Prize for portrait painting and the Portia Geach Memorial Prize exhibition.
1180
Thalben-Ball, Pamela
AUSTRALIAN, b. 1927
Pircina, St Agnes, Venice, 1995
oil on linen, 41 x 51cm
Gift of the Artist, 2009
1182
Thalben-Ball, Pamela
AUSTRALIAN, b. 1927
Pittwater View, 2000
oil on linen, 40 x 50cm
Gift of the Artist, 2009
1183
Thalben-Ball, Pamela
AUSTRALIAN, b. 1927
Warriewood View 1998
oil on linen, 41 x 61cm
Gift of the Artist, 2009
1184
Thalben-Ball, Pamela
AUSTRALIAN, b. 1927
Below Cotter Dam , 1992
oil on linen, 56 x 72cm
Gift of the Artist, 2009
1185
Thalben-Ball, Pamela
AUSTRALIAN, b. 1927
Boats, Benitzes, Corfu, 1972
oil on linen, 60 x 86
Gift of the Artist, 2009
0859
Thew, Joanne
AUSTRALIAN, Dates Unknown
Western Australian wildflowers, c. 1980
Oil on canvas, 90 x 60cm
Signed 'Thew’
Gift of the Artist, 2000
0488
Thompson, Tom
AUSTRALIAN, b. 1923
Annunciation, 1966-73
Tempera and Synthetic polymer paint on composition board, 53 x 92cm
Signed LLC, Spp "Tom".
Purchased by the Gallery, 1981
Manly Art Gallery & Museum also owns works on paper by this artist
An Australian painter and art teacher who was born in Narrabri NSW, and attended schools in Walcha and Armidale. At 17 he served in WWII in a tank regiment in New Guinea, Bouganville and Rabaul. On his return he joined the Commonwealth Rehabilitation Training Scheme and attended East Sydney Technical College to retrain as an artist. He graduated with the College medal in 1950 and then travelled overseas for two years gaining employment in London’s National Gallery as a guard.
On his return to Australia in 1953 he took up a teaching position at the South Australian School for Arts and Crafts until 1955 when he returned to Sydney and taught at East Sydney Technical College until 1976, becoming Head of the School of Art and Design in his final year. Thompson is represented in major public galleries including the Australian National Gallery the state galleries of Victoria, South Australia and Western Australia as well as several regional galleries and Artarmon and Savill commercial galleries. His murals at Australia House in London, Sydney airport, Parramatta City Council were commissions in the 1960s and 70s.
Retiring to Braidwood he painted a wonderful trilogy based on the Annunciation, of which the MAGAM has acquired one of the key paintings. His aim was to depict a religious theme within an Australian setting clearly influenced by European painting of the early Flemish and Venetian Schools, as noticed by Lloyd Rees who admired this series of paintings. Thompson also delighted in using the traditional egg tempera medium in his mural commissions throughout his career. He also, like Rees enjoyed painting both the natural and built environment with wonderful details of buildings, light, shadows and perspective around Southern and inland NSW.
After travelling and continuing to paint he now lives in Newcastle NSW.
Ref: Tom Thompson Trilogy of Master Works 2007
Published by Jocelyn Maughan, Patonga Bakehouse Gallery Patonga NSW
0714
Thomson, Nigel
AUSTRALIAN, 1945 – 1999
Tunnel, 1991
Oil on canvas, 130 x 282cm
Signed LRC, oil, dated '91'.
Purchased by the Gallery with the assistance of the Lady Askin Bequest, 1993
Nigel Thomson was a prominent artist and teacher who lived in Manly from 1979 till his untimely death in 1999. A plaque set in the garden near the gallery forecourt commemorates his life. It sits next to a sandstone sculpture called Inspiration (Tale 1), which, for his family, students and friends, was felt to be a fitting place for the artist and teacher held in such high regard, and who also played a role in the life of this gallery.
In the early 1980s, Nigel Thomson established the Manly Art Group in a response to what he saw as a lack of professionalism among local art groups and which, under his direction, continued to meet until shortly before his death. Thomson won several awards and honours in Australia, including the Archibald Prize twice, in 1983 and 1997, and the Sulman Prize twice, also in 1983, and again in 1986.
Manly Art Gallery & Museum mounted a major touring exhibition of paintings by Nigel Thomson in 2004. In the exhibition catalogue, curator John McDonald wrote: ‘He was a dogged individual, who set out to identify and undermine the aesthetic, social and political clichés that dominate our everyday lives… Thomson was a thinker, with broad, humanitarian sympathies, fired by a slow-burning anger at human hypocrisy’ (Nigel Thomson: Critical Realist, p.5). A man of integrity and compassion, Thomson was also committed to local and national issues, such as Aboriginal reconciliation and the environment.
In 1993, Manly Art Gallery & Museum purchased a large work by Thomson called Tunnel through the Lady Askin Bequest, pictured here. The painting is widely appreciated as one of his key works which draws together many aspects of his ideas and art practice.
0584
Thornbury, F.
UNKNOWN, Dates Unknown
The Tower & view of Manly, 1890
Oil on canvas, 30 x 46cm
Signed and dated LRC, oil "F. Thornbury/1890".
Gift of Misses Sly, Year unknown
0054
Toovey, Dora
AUSTRALIAN, 1898 - 1986
Spanish fishermen, c. 1934
Oil on canvas mounted on composition board, 25 x 35cm
Signed LRC, oil 'Dora Toovey'.
Gift of the Artists, 1934
0419
Toovey, Dora
AUSTRALIAN, 1898 – 1986
Portrait of Eileen Eason, 1960
Oil on canvas, 102 x 76cm
Signed LR "Dora Toovey/(illeg)". Signed verso UL charcoal "Dora Toovey". Ins ULC, oil "(illeg) 23 Parriwi Rd/Mosman"; URC oil 'tel 969 6513 (u/l)'; top centre 'Eileen Eason. J.P. editor of/journal aust/-housewives/social worker'; centre 'winner
Gift of the Artist, 1977
0773
Trafford Walker, Ian
AUSTRALIAN, b. 1952
Middle Head, 1976
Oil on canvas, 34 x 45cm
Signed LC 'ITW'
Gift of the Artist, YEAR
0154
Trindall, Lyall
AUSTRALIAN, 1886 – 1965
Thetis, 1929
Oil on canvas, 124 x 74cm
Signed and dated LL 'G Lyall Trindall, 1929'.
Gift of P.S. Garling, 1947
0032
Unknown Artist
Head of a monk, year unknown
Oil on canvas on mounted cardboard, 34 x 26cm
Gift of A. Dattilo-Rubbo, 1930
0051
Unknown Artist
Joseph of Arimathea and the body of Christ, early 18thC
Oil on canvas mounted on composition board, 64 x 51cm
Gift of E. & L. Deane, 1932 0143
Unknown Artist (attributed to Anibale Carracci 1566 - 1609)
Ceres, year unknown
Oil on canvas, 176 x 107cm
Gift of P. S. Garling, 1947
Annibale Carracci was a leading Italian Baroque painter. He was born in Bologna and opened a painter’s studio there with his accomplished relatives, brother Agostino and cousin Ludovico. His career shows eclectic themes in his painting: landscapes, genre scenes and portraits, including self portraits. His reputation is derived largely from his tendency often to have landscapes overwhelm his figures and for his “invention” of the caricature.
Ceres was the Roman goddess of agriculture (i.e. cereal) and of motherly relations. She was the daughter of Saturn and Ops, sister of Jupiter, mother of Proserpina by Jupiter and sister of Juno, Vesta, Neptune and Pluto. She is often depicted with a basket of flowers and fruit and a garland of corn. She was adopted by the Romans in 496 BC during a devastating famine.
The dominating scale of the figure of Ceres is unusual in a classical pastoral scene with its characteristic elements of landforms, lake, waterfall and evocative sky. Ceres is in her dual role as goddess of agriculture by holding the sheaf of grain and of motherly relations by watching over the child, perhaps her daughter Proserpine. The fact that her face is half in shade is curious but the light is directed to her breast, her arms and leg and to the child, perhaps to emphasize fruitfulness.
This painting was recently cleaned and needs some conservation attention, and curators from state galleries will be invited to inspect it to see if it is worthy of international research. There are notable engravings and lithographs by Carracci in Australian museums, but only two of his paintings, both at the National Gallery of Victoria. They are The Holy Family (c.1589) and Pan (c. 1592).
Infromation from Eighty Tales from the Vault: Manly Art Gallery & Museum 1930 - 2010, researched by Michael Hedger
0152
Unknown Artist (attributed to School of Rubens)
Christ and His disciples at Emmaus, year unknown
Oil in wood panel, 89 x 104cm
Not signed not dated. This work has been attributed to the school of Rubens, Peter Paul 1577-1640. This work has not been examined
Gift of P. S. Garling, 1947
Sir Peter Paul Rubens (1577 – 1640) is one of the greatest of all Western artists and the leading Flemish artist of his time. His long career saw him create art in Flanders (Belgium), Italy, Spain and England. He was knighted twice: by Philip IV of Spain in 1624 and by Charles I of England in 1630.
Rubens’ prolific output meant that many of his paintings show that only the faces and hands were created by the master and other elements were created by his studio painters and assistants. Occasionally these are recognized in the attributions, particularly Jacob Jordaens and Frans Snyders.
Rubens’ characteristic style of portraying his figures as strong and fleshy is noticeable in this painting. Note how the strong legs are still distinguishable under the robes. The animated expression on the central figures is very reminiscent of Jordaens’ style.
The painting depicts the revelatory dinner of Christ and two disciples, one of whom was Cleopas, on the evening of the day of the resurrection. The disciples invited a stranger to dine with them at Emmaus, near Jerusalem, and only recognized the stranger as Christ when he broke the bread. This subject was painted many times, most notably by Carravaggio with his Supper at Emmaus (1601).
While Christ, one disciple and the serving man are shown in traditional robes, the other disciple is dressed in contemporary clothes, including a hat and rolled sleeves. They are all bare footed and are placed at a table with metallic tableware, within a neoclassical alcove which frames a castle. The dog in the lower right hand corner was a popular addition to Dutch and Flemish history paintings. There was a strong northern European tradition of placing Biblical scenes within contemporary settings.
There are three known replicas of this subject from Rubens’ studio, one at the Prado in Madrid and another in Germany. All show slight variations and curators have certified that only the faces were the work of Rubens. This work was cleaned and restored at the Art Gallery of NSW over a three year period in the late 1990s, so it can be presumed that if any research were done on it, it proved to be a copy by assistants within Rubens’ school.
Infromation from Eighty Tales from the Vault: Manly Art Gallery & Museum 1930 - 2010, researched by Michael Hedger
0155
Unknown Artist (attributed J L David)
Fight for the standard, year unknown
Oil on canvas, 91 x 71cm
Signed LLC (illeg) not dated (artist reputed to have been J L David; more likely to be early 19th century Italian school) Ins on verso.
Gift of P. S. Garling, 1947
0232
Unknown Artist (Attributed to Claude Lorriane c1600- 1682)
Roman landscape with figures, Mid - late 18th C
Oil on wood panel, 36 x 51cm
Gift of M. H. Jopling, 1957
0657
Unknown Artist
Untitled (Manly Wharf), Late 19th C
Oil on canvas, 25 x 31cm
Gift to the Gallery 1989
0666
Unknown Artist
Female study for the momentous question, year unknown
Oil on canvas, 32 x 24cm
Gift to the Gallery 1989
0668
Unknown Artist
Untitled (portrait of a girl in red top holding a staff), year unknown
Oil on canvas, 77 x 68cm
Signed LRC red oil paint '(illeg)'
Gift to the gallery, 1989
0161
Van Diest, Adrian
Unknown Nationality, 1655 - 1704
Scene on the Cornish coast, Year unknown
Oil on canvas, 112 x 69cm
Gift of P. S. Garling, 1947
0526
Voigt, David
AUSTRALIAN, b. 1944
Blue east, 1982
Synthetic polymer paint on canvas, 92 x 116
Signed LRC SPP 'Voigt' signed and dated verso TL and TR crayon 'Voigt/1982' Titled verso marking pen '116 x 93cm blue east'
Purchased by the Gallery, 1983
1122
Waite, Allan
AUSTRALIAN, 1924 – 2010
Morning, Gore Cove, 1987
oil on canvas, 24 x 37
signed front LLC, title, date (7/87) and artist's own code
Gift of the artist, 2009
The Manly Art Gallery & Museum also has work on paper by this artist
1165
Waite, Allan
AUSTRALIAN, 1924 – 2010
Storm off Freshwater (small study), c.1973
oil on canvas, 24 x 19
apparent date verso
Gift of the artist, 2009
The Manly Art Gallery & Museum also has work on paper by this artist
1166
Waite, Allan
AUSTRALIAN, 1924 – 2010
Storm off Freshwater, (year unknown)
Oil on canvas, 73 x 89
label with artist's details verso
Gift of the artist, 2009
The Manly Art Gallery & Museum also has work on paper by this artist
0440
Wakelin, Roland
AUSTRALIAN, 1887 – 1971
Near Werri Beach, 1960
Oil on composition board, 36 x 51
Signed and dated LLC oil 'R Wakelin, (U/L)/60' Ins verso biro '$2 (illeg) 5/near Werri'
Purchased by the Gallery, 1978
0548
Wakelin, Roland
AUSTRALIAN, 1887 – 1971
Still life no 3, 1920
Oil on cardboard, 43 x 53
Signed and dated BLC 'R Wakelin 1920' signed verso UR pen and ink 'Still life no 3/R Wakelin'
Gift to the Gallery, year unknown
0278
Wakelin, Roland
AUSTRALIAN, 1887 – 1971
Boats and beach sheds, Sandringham, VIC, 1960
Oil on composition board, 46 x 64
Signed and dated LR 'R Wakelin '60'
Gift of the Gallery Commitee, 1968
0790
Waller, Ruth
AUSTRALIAN, dates unknown
Paper Memory - limited editions 20 and 25, 2005
acrylic on canvas, 20 x 15
Details at end of book with 13 artists' signatures printed as part of book
Gift of A Van Ogtrop, 2005
1081
Waller, Ruth
AUSTRALIAN, dates unknown
Figure 6 ( letter), 2008
oil and acrylic on canvas, 104 x 83
Purchased by the Gallery, 2008
0930
Warren, Guy
AUSTRALIAN, b. 1921
Lyrebird Dawn, 2003
acrylic on linen, 122 x 152
Purchased by the Gallery with the assistance of the Theo batten Bequest, 2004
Guy Warren’s work explores the linking of life through the environment- reflected through his divergent experiences of living and traveling in the UK and Australia with extended time spent in Papua New Guinea heavily influencing his work. The recurring themes of environment and ‘civilisation’ have echoed throughout his career with the convergence of politics, geography, climate, landscape and philosophical environment all contributing to his art practice.
Lyrebird Dawn represents a significant body of painting work that Warren undertook in the early 2000s with large scale canvases and a dynamic painting technique involving paint brush and rag application of paint to the canvas surface. Warren’s paintings embody a fusion of stark colour palettes with layers of paint and thematic storytelling building upon the canvas foundation. The common element of these paintings is the connection to environment, reflecting Warren’s fluxus between painting locations in Australian and his background traveling in the Pacific region. These works underpin a consciousness of the environmental and social fragility of contemporary life.
“…An interest in landscape and the environment may not be seen as being of prime concern for those working at the cutting edge of art, but issues of identity frequently are. Yet the issue of identity and how that relates to the environment at large-how we relate to and use the land-could well be one of the most important issues of our time.” [1]
Warren’s works are represented in collections such as the National Gallery of Australia, Art Gallery of NSW, Art Gallery of South Australia, Art Gallery of Western Australia, National Gallery of Victoria, Museum and Gallery of the Northern Territory, Queensland Art Gallery, Tasmanian Museum and Gallery and regional collections such as Wollongong Art Gallery, Bendigo, Burnie, Goulburn, Newcastle Regional Gallery.[2]
[1] Lynton N, McDonald J, Hart D, Searching for Gaia- The Art of Guy Warren, Macmillan Art Publishing, Melbourne, 2003
[2] McCulloch, A et al, The New McCulloch’s Encyclopaedia of Australian Art, The Miegunyah Press, Melbourne, 2006, p1004
Infromation from Eighty Tales from the Vault: Manly Art Gallery & Museum 1930 - 2010, researched by Sarah Johnson
0476
Watkins, John Samuel
AUSTRALIAN, 1866 – 1942
Balmoral, 1889
Oil on wood panel, 21 x 26
Signed and dated LRC 'J S Watkins/89'? partially obscured by frame
Purchased by the Gallery, 1980
The Manly Art Gallery & Museum also has work on paper by this artist
0477
Watkins, John Samuel
AUSTRALIAN, 1866 – 1942
Rocks at Balmoral, year unknown
Oil on wood panel, 23 x 33
Signed LRC 'J S Watkins'
Purchased by the Gallery, 1980
The Manly Art Gallery & Museum also has work on paper by this artist
0231
Watson, Douglas
AUSTRALIAN, 1920 – 1972
The Shrine, 1954
Oil on canvas, 51 x 61
Signed and dated BLC oil 'Watson/54' signed verso upper centre 'Douglas Watson' Ins verso upper centre 'The Shrine'/artist/Douglas Watson/price/50 guineas'
Gift of the artist, year unknown
0280
Watson, Douglas
AUSTRALIAN, 1920 – 1972
Prediction, 1957
Oil on composition board, 97 x 117
Signed and dated LL 'Watson '57'
Gift of the artist 1968, in memory of Miss Madge Watson
0267
Whinnen, George
Unknown nationality, 1891 – 1950
Picadilly Valley, S A, 1935
Oil on canvas, 51 x 61
Signed and dated oil LR 'George Whinnen 1935'
Gift of Mrs A A Webber, 1967.
0035
Wilkie, Leslie
AUSTRALIAN, 1879 – 1935
Lady in black, year unknown
Oil on canvas, 61 x 46
Signed LLC scratched 'Leslie Wilkie'
Purchased by the Gallery, 1930
0298
Williams, Colin
AUSTRALIAN, b. 1935
Agar steps, year unknown
Oil on composition board, 71 x 91
Gift of the Society Committee, 1969
0233
Williams, Gertrude
Nationality unknown, dates unknown
Old boatsheds, Burwood Wharf Road, Five Dock, 1900
Oil on canvas, 46 x 61
Signed and dated LLC oil 'Gertrude Williams/1900'
Gift of F Lloyd, 1959
0138
Wilson, Richard
Nationality unknown, born c. 1714
Coast scene, Italy, year unknown
Oil on canvas, 91 x 134
Gift of Myra Killen, 1941
0535
Wilson, Geoffrey
AUSTRALIAN, b. 1927
Road towards Aldinga, year unknown
Synthetic polymer paint on cotton duck, 88 x 75
Gift of the Visual Arts Board, 1984
1066
Wilson, Hadyn
AUSTRALIAN, b. 1955
Dardenelles, Place and Memory, 2007
Oil on canvas, 220 x 179
Purchased by the Gallery, 2007
The Manly Art Gallery & Museum also has work on paper by this artist
Hadyn Wilson was born in 1955 in Sydney. He initially studied at the Julian Ashton Art School (1974-75) and then at East Sydney Technical College (1976-77) where his skills and appreciation of the traditions of painting have stood him in good stead throughout his career.
In 2007, Manly Art Gallery & Museum presented A Real Allegory, a survey exhibition of works by Hadyn Wilson, whose highly original and mainly figurative paintings, explore historical narratives and allegorical themes in response to contemporary social, environmental and political issues. ‘I use ‘fictional narratives’ as a vehicle for presenting the sometimes very abstract concepts of deep time and our ability to imagine this.’ Hadyn has been a member of the Manly Art Gallery & Museum Society for many years and lives partly in Manly and partly in the Lower Hunter valley region. He was represented in The State of Art: Peace exhibition toured by the Gallery in 2004.
His curiosity and passion as an artist has kept him engaged in further study, at the Australian National University’s Institute of Arts (1992) and later in (1993-95) at the College of Fine Arts University of NSW, where he completed his Master of Fine Arts Degree. He has recently completed his PhD studies at the University of Newcastle. His work has been hung in the Archibald, Wynne and Sulman Prizes exhibitions at the AGNSW and widely exhibited through various commercial galleries including Access, Brenda May, Metro5 and UTS Galleries. He is currently represented by Brenda May Galleries.
Infromation from Eighty Tales from the Vault: Manly Art Gallery & Museum 1930 - 2010, researched by Therese Kenyon
0484
Winters, Michael
AUSTRALIAN, b. 1943
From sun's house, 1980
Gouache on composition board, 76 x 54
Signed and dated LR 'MW (in monogram) 80 (U/L with a star) (five greek letters)
Purchased by the Gallery, 1980
0064
Young, J. H.
AUSTRALIAN, dates unknown
Whitnash, Warwickshire, c.1938
Oil on canvas, 51 x 41
Signed 'J H Young'
Gift of the artist, 1938
The Manly Art Gallery & Museum also has work on paper by this artist
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