Frank (Friedrich) Weitzel b. c.22 November 1905

Also known as F. W.
  • Artist (Sculptor),
  • Artist (Printmaker)
Weitzel is a New Zealand printmaker, sculptor and decorative artist who lived in Sydney during the late 1920s and early 1930s. Furniture by the artist is also known from the Burdekin House exhibition, Sydney, 1929.
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associate of
Group of Seven
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associate of
New South Wales Society of Artists
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References [<ExternalResource: Ross, Gail (2005), 'A Sullen Silence: Frank Weitzel, Modernist (1905-1932)', Art New Zealand, Number 116, (Spring), Auckland.>, <ExternalResource: Sheding, Stephen (1987), 'Masterpieces of Australian printmaking', Paddington, New South Wales: Josef Lebovic Gallery, ed. Josef Lebovic, p 152.>, <ExternalResource: Lebovic, Josef and Warner, Sandra (1988), 'Fifty years of Australian printmaking: Sydney Long to Eric Thake', Paddington, New South Wales: Josef Lebovic Gallery.>, <ExternalResource: Lebovic, Josef (1997), '20th Anniversary Exhibition Collectors' List No.63', Paddington, New South Wales: Josef Lebovic Gallery, cat.140.>, <ExternalResource: Taylor, Kerry (7 April 1900), 'Weitzel, Hedwig 1900 - 1971', Dictionary of New Zealand Biography, website updated 7 April 2006.>]