Anne Dangar and Grace Crowley in France and Morocco, 1933-1947

PXE 1351

fonds

1933-1947

Graphic Materials, Photographs

910405

16 photographs - 14 x 9 cm or smaller - black & white

Grace Crowley, 1890-1979, was an abstract painter and one of the first Australians to reflect the French post-impressionist style. She studied at the Julian Ashton School in Sydney, N.S.W., where she met Anne Dangar and together they studied in Paris under Lhote and Gleizes, 1926-1930.

Anne Dangar remained in France where she worked with Albert Gleizes at Moly Sabata, Sablons in Provence. She died there in 1951.

Reference:
Library correspondence file

An exhibit of Anne Dangar's work in France, 1933 (1 photograph)

Anne Dangar with Arab potters in Morocco, 1939 (4 photographs)

Group portrait, including Grace Crowley, ca. 1946 (1 photograph)

Buildings and views in Mirmande, France, 1947 (9 photographs)

Anne Dangar on her death bed, 1951 (1 photograph)

This pictorial material is part of the Grace Crowley papers, 1927-1974, at MLMSS 3252

Out of copyright: Created before 1955
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Photographs titled and dated on reverse