Cecil Humphrey Percival b. 25 March 1891

Also known as C. H. Percival, Mr Percival
  • Artist (Painter),
  • Artist (Cartoonist / Illustrator)
Early 20th century Sydney cartoonist, illustrator and painter. Percival took over from Norman Lindsay as principal cartoonist on the Bulletin in August 1924 but in the 1940s was better known for his children's book illustrations.
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Citations

  • 'NSW Marriage Records : 8512/1922; 2181/1889’.

  • 'NSW Birth Records : 38980/1891’.

  • (1944), 'Queer Australian Insects’.

  • (1944), 'Queer Australian Fishes’.

  • (c.1943), 'Queer Birds’.

  • (1943), 'Queer Animals’.

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  • Black and white artists

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