David Foulkes-Taylor b. 23 June 1929

Also known as David Phillips Foulkes Taylor
  • Designer (Industrial / Product Designer)
David Phillips Foulkes-Taylor was born in 1929. He was designer, art connoisseur and entrepreneur. Foulkes-Taylor was a member of the Weld Club, The Art Gallery Board, Royal Freshwater Bay Yacht Club, the Fabian Society and the Labor Party. He is remembered as a catalyst for new ideas and an innovative promoter of other Western Australian artists.
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References [<ExternalResource: Bell, R. (1995), 'Design for living: the Scandinavian influence in Western Australia', Craftwest, number 4, pages 23 and 24.>, <ExternalResource: Duffy, P. (Ed.) (1982), 'The Foulkes Taylor Years', Western Australian Institute of Technology, Perth, WA.>, <ExternalResource: (20/09/1966), The West Australian, page 1, also 1966-10-14.>, <ExternalResource: (1945-12), The Corian.>, <ExternalResource: anon. (1 January 1961), 'David Foulkes-Taylor’.work illustrated in Architecture in Australia, June 1961, pps.109-110.>, <ExternalResource: Dorothy Erickson (1 January 2002), 'Taylor, David Phillips Foulkes (1929 – 1966)’.>] [<ExternalResource: Bell, R. (1995), 'Design for living: the Scandinavian influence in Western Australia', Craftwest, number 4, pages 23 and 24.>, <ExternalResource: Duffy, P. (Ed.) (1982), 'The Foulkes Taylor Years', Western Australian Institute of Technology, Perth, WA.>, <ExternalResource: (20/09/1966), The West Australian, page 1, also 1966-10-14.>, <ExternalResource: (1945-12), The Corian.>]