Norman Lindsay b. 22 February 1879

Also known as Norman Alfred Williams Lindsay
  • Artist (Draughtsman),
  • Artist (Cartoonist / Illustrator),
  • Artist (Printmaker),
  • Artist (Painter)
Extremely well-known Australian artist, author and cartoonist, Lindsay produced a prolific number of illustrations, cartoons, prints, drawings and paintings throughout his career. He worked as a cartoonist for the Bulletin for a number of years but is arguably best known for the children's classic 'The Magic Pudding' which he wrote and illustrated in 1918.
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Citations

  • Jensen, John, 'Australasian Cartoonists in Britain 1889-1988’.

See also

  • 'Reyner Hoff, Norman Lindsay, bronze bust edn 19/70 (lot 94, Sotheby's auction of 27-28 August 2001'.
  • 'Mick Paul, caricature of Norman Lindsay as preacher arm in arm with a naughty lady, Lone Hand June 1907, 15'.
  • 'Hugh McCrae, caricature of Norman Lindsay smoking 1907 (Dixon Library pd 714)'.
  • 'David Low, 'Norman Lindsay and Souter Swop Models - Souter gets a Low deal here, the bear getting off with his cat', Lone Hand 1 April 1914, 318 (reproduced Bulletin 1956)'.
  • 'Norman Lindsay takes his models for a walk - small stooping Lindsay holding the hands of two enormous females (ill. Caban, 38, King, 89)'.
  • 'Will Dyson, caricature of Norman Lindsay with nude and devil, in 1907 Society of Artists catalogue, 35'.
  • 'self-portrait caricature ill. Lindesay 1994, 21'.
  • 'The Pat Corrigan Collection of Art Related Books, Letters and Photographs, Paintings and Drawings, Sotheby's Melbourne 29 April 1998, lot 219'.
  • 'Norman Lindsay's Book has a good self portrait as a street hawker carrying a tray full of his characters, mimograph screenprint 35/590 inscribed 'Archie with the photographer's best regards N.L''.

Initial data sources

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