Edmund Arthur Harvey b. 20 February 1907

Also known as Harvey, E.A. Harvey
  • Artist (Painter)
Edmund Arthur Harvey (1907-1994), generally known as E.A. Harvey or simply Harvey, British-born Australian painter of landscapes in oils, and teacher, particularly at the National Art School, Sydney, NSW.
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Name
Edmund Arthur Harvey
Also known as:
  • Harvey
  • E.A. Harvey
Gender
Male
Roles
  • Artist (Painter)
Other Occupation
  • Teacher (ANZSIC code: 8102) (Teacher East Sydney Technical College, North Sydney Technical College, National Art School.)
Birth date
20 February 1907
Birth place
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, UK
Death date
23 May 1994
Death place
Sydney, NSW
Active Period
  • 1927 - 1994
Arrival
  • 1909
Residence
  • 1945 - 23 May 1994 Castlecrag, Sydney, NSW
  • 20 February 1907 - 1909 Newcastle-upon-Tyne, UK
  • Sydney, NSW
Training
  • 1926 Chelsea Polytechnic, London, UK
  • 1926 Academia della Bella Art, Rome, Italy
  • 1925 Colarossi's Ecole de la Grande Chaumière, Paris, France
  • 1925 Academie Julien, Paris, France
  • With Julian Ashton, 1922 - 1925 Sydney Art School, Sydney, NSW
  • c.1922- East Sydney Technical College, Sydney, NSW
Cultural Heritage
  • English
Languages
  • English

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