Margel Ina Hinder b. 1906

Also known as Margel Ina Harris
  • Artist (Sculptor)
Sculptor, born in New York she moved to Australia with her husband and became involved in the Austalian modernist movement. Her later career includes large public sculptures, including the Captain Cook Memorial Fountain in Civic Park, Newcastle, 1961-66.
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