James Muir Auld b. 19 June 1879

Also known as J. Muir Auld, Jim Auld, J.M. Auld
  • Artist (Cartoonist / Illustrator),
  • Artist (Painter)
James Muir Auld was a respected Sydney-based portrait and landscape painter who trained with J.S. Watkins and Julian Ashton. He was active as a painter and illustrator for forty years and won the Wynne Prize in 1935.
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Citations

  • Littlejohn, Agnes (1928), 'Lyrics and Mystic Sketches [poetry]’, Edwards Dunlop & Co, Sydney, NSW, Book illustrated by J. Muir Auld.

  • Wright, Arthur (1919), 'A Rogue’s Luck’, NSW Bookstall Co, Sydney, NSW, Book illustrated by J. Muir Auld.

  • Ogilvie, Will. H. (1914), 'Gray Horses [poetry]’, Angus & Robertson, Sydney, NSW, Book illustrated by J. Muir Auld.

  • Websdale, Charles D. (1905), 'Seafarers’, States Publishing Co, Sydney, NSW, Book illustrated by J. Muir Auld.

  • Elsie Linacre (c.1905), 'Little Pitcher’, States Publishing Co, Sydney, NSW, Book illustrated by J. Muir Auld.

See also

  • 'Photo of artist published in 1912 Royal Art Society of NSW annual exhibition catalogue', Photo by Crown Studios, Sydney, NSW.

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