Thora Ungar b. 22 February 1911

Also known as Thora Johnston
  • Artist (Cartoonist / Illustrator),
  • Artist (Printmaker),
  • Artist (Painter)
20th century painter, lithographer, cartoonist and illustrator, worked for the Australian Women's Weekly during WWII. Original society cartoon drawn for the Bulletin (ML), possibly never published.
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Citations

  • '(letters from Thora Ungar to Joan Kerr, 1995 and May 1999)’.

  • Speck, Cathy (1 October 1993), 'Interview with Thora Ungar’.

  • Du Rhone, Philip (11 March 2009) 'Information sourced from’.

  • Kerr, Joan, '(Interviews with Thora Ungar 1999 and 2002)’.

  • Kovats, Sabina (9 March 2009) 'Information sourced from’.

See also

  • 'Heritage, chapter 10, plate 431'.
  • 'Original 'society' cartoon for the Bulletin, ML c.1930 (a corny joke about men and marriage).'.

Initial data sources

  • Heritage with additions

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Related recognitions
  • Atelier Acrylic Art Competition (received)
  • Royal Easter Show (received)
  • Gunnedah Prize (received)
  • Scone Prize (received)
  • Kempsey Prize (received)
  • Armidale Prize (received)
  • Manly Prize (received)
  • Gold Coast Prize, 1968 (received)
  • Tumut Prize (received)
  • Port Macquarie Art Society Prize (received)
  • Port Macquarie Art Society Prize (received)
  • Gunnedah Prize (received)
  • Scone Prize (received)
  • Kempsey Prize (received)
  • Armidale Prize (received)
  • Manly Prize (received)
  • Gold Coast Prize, 1968 (received)
  • Tumut Prize (received)
  • Royal Easter Show (received)
  • Atelier Acrylic Art Competition (received)