Julius Hogarth b. 24 December 1820

Also known as Julius Hougaard
  • Artist ,
  • Maker (Jewellery Designer),
  • Artist (Glass & metal Artist / Designer),
  • Artist (Industrial / Product Designer),
  • Artist (Sculptor)
Professional jeweller, smith, sculptor, engraver and diesinker of Danish origin. Resided and worked in Sydney and later Melbourne, is distinguished for his incorporation of Australian floral and faunal motifs into his silver and gold creations.
exhibited at
Melbourne Inercolonial Exhibition
Date
24 December 1866 - 23 February 1867
Place
Melbourne, VIC
Description

Hogarth displayed a silver figure of a Kangaroo at this exhibition.

Type
Exhibition
exhibited at
International Exhibition 1862, The Great London Exposition
Date
1 May 1862 - 1 November 1862
Place
London, UK
Description

The gold Kangaroo and Emu sculptures were exhibited at this exhibition (exhibit 338), as well as a gold-mounted inkwell made at Hogarth and Erichsen’s workshop for Flavelle Brothers, a gold and silver sculpture of indigenous people under a palm tree (exhibit 341), and an example in gold of the 1856 Macarthur commemorative medal.

Type
Exhibition
exhibited at
New South Wales Exhibition
Date
1861
Place
Sydney, NSW
Description

Preparatory exhibits for the 1862 London Exhibition.

Type
Exhibition
exhibited at
Exposition Universelle des produits de l'Agriculture, de l'Industrie et des Beaux-Arts de Paris 1855
Date
15 May 1855 - 15 November 1855
Place
Paris, France
Description

Hogarth and Erichsen exhibited wares as seperate entities. Hogarth’s statuettes of Indigenous figures (Ricketty Dick) were sold to the Rothschild Family.

Type
Exhibition
exhibited at
Sydney Colonial Exhibition
Date
1854
Place
Australian Museum, Sydney, NSW
Description

Hogarth and Erichsen displayed wares that were later to travel to the Paris Exposition Universelle the following year.

Type
Exhibition