F. G. Franke

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A painter and découpagist who exhibited paintings and works 'cut in paper' in Melbourne in the 1850s and 1860s.
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painter and découpagist , showed an oil painting, The Ascension of Christ (after Raphael Mengs) , at the 1856 Victorian Exhibition of Art and was listed in the catalogue as a resident artist of St David Street, Collingwood. The painting was lent to the 1869 Melbourne Public Library exhibition by Mrs J.G. Franke (mother?), together with F.G.'s Tiger Hunting , On the Nile , Plantation, West Indies and Landscape – four works 'cut in paper’.

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1992
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2011

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  • On the Nile (creator of)
  • Tiger Hunting (creator of)
  • The Ascension of Christ (after Raphael Mengs) (creator of)
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