Gother Victor Fyers Mann b. 8 October 1863

Also known as G. V. F. Mann, Victor Mann, Vic Mann
  • Artist (Painter)
Best known for being a long term director of the (then) National Art Gallery of NSW, Mann was also a talented artist and trained architect.
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Citations

  • Tranter, Robin (December 1996), 'North Sydney’s first Chronicler’, Sydney, NSW: North Shore Historical Journal, pp 5-7, .

See also

  • 'Oil portrait of G.V.F. Mann by W.B. McInnes', In the collection of the AGNSW, purchased in 1935.
  • 'Silhouette image of G.V.F. Mann', Included in the May 1919 programme of the Australian Arts Club exhibition held in Sydney, NSW.
  • 'Caricature of G.V.F. Mann by (John) Frith', Published in the Bulletin, 23 March 1932, page 14.
  • 'Photograph of G.V.F. Mann', Published in the Sydney Morning Herald, 5 July 1928, page 12.

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Related recognitions
  • Society of Artists (received)
  • National prize awarded by the president of the Institute of Architects, for draftsmanship and design (received)
  • Awarded C.B.E. (received)
  • Awarded C.B.E. (received)
  • Society of Artists (received)
  • National prize awarded by the president of the Institute of Architects, for draftsmanship and design (received)