Brodie Mack b. 1897

Also known as Ted Mack, Edward Brodie Mack
  • Artist (Cartoonist / Illustrator)
Mid 20th century Wellington (NZ) and Sydney cartoonist and theatrical entrepreneur, Mack was a founding member of the Society of Australian Black and White Artists and The Daily Telegraph's sporting cartoonists for a record 26 years.

Citations

  • Vane, Lindesay (1994), 'Drawing from life – a history of the Australian Black and White Artists’ Club’, State Library of New South Wales Press, Sydney, NSW, p93.

  • Rafty, Tony (with Mack, Brodie) (1964), 'Fifty Years of Australian Cartooning’, Blaxland Gallery, Sydney, NSW.

  • Rainbow, Brenda (1998), 'Golden Years of Cartooning – 1920 to 1940, Featuring the works of Stan Cross & more than twenty cartoonists of the same era’, Catalogue, Bunker Cartoon Gallery, Coffs Harbour, NSW, p.42.

  • Ryan, John (1979), 'Panel by panel – a history of Australian comics’, Cassell Australia, Stanmore, NSW.

  • Mack, Brodie H. (Information sourced from) (1998), 'Bonzer, Australian Comics 1900s-1990s’, Shiell, Annette ed, Elgua Media, Melbourne, Vic.

  • Shiell, Annette & Unger, Ingrid (1994), 'Ace Biographical Portraits… 1930s-1990s’, National Centre for Australian Studies, Clayton, Vic.

  • 5402/1965, NSW Death Records.

  • (1920), Sydney, NSW: Sunday Mail, 06-17, p18.

  • (1930), The Budget, 03-28.

  • Sydney, NSW: Daily Telegraph.

  • Sydney, NSW: Sunday Telegraph.

  • NSW Bookstall Publishing Company: Gigglywinks.

  • Kazanda: The Wild Girl of the Lost Continent.

  • Sydney, NSW: Truth.

  • Sydney, NSW: Sun.

  • Sydney, NSW: Sunday Sun.

See also

  • 'Self-portrait in ad. for Brodie Mack Correspondence Art School, Man August 1937, p79.'.

Initial data sources

  • Black and white artists