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Helen Lempriere and Keith Wood papers, 1822, 1894-1995

Helen Lempriere and Keith Wood papers, 1822, 1894-1995

https://devfeature-collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/1bGMd4kY

Helen Lempriere and Keith Wood papers, 1822, 1894-1995

About this item

Full title

Helen Lempriere and Keith Wood papers, 1822, 1894-1995

Date

1822, 1894-1995

Record Identifier

1bGMd4kY

Reference Code

153144
Physical Description

Contents

2.37 metres of textual material (13 boxes and 1 outsize box)

1 videocassette (VHS) (20 mins.)

1 sound tape reel (20 mins.)

Approximately 300 photographs (4 boxes)

5 albums, chiefly photographic prints (2 boxes)

99 slides (1 box)

1 motion picture (1 box)

Other Descriptions

Level of description

Fonds

More information

Scope and Contents

Contents

This collection chiefly documents the career of Australian painter, Helen Lempriere, and her personal and working relationships with her husband, Keith Wood. The papers include Lempriere's correspondence with fellow artists, curators, gallery owners and patrons, complemented with Woods' papers reflecting his active support of her talent and interna...

Alternative Titles

Full title

Helen Lempriere and Keith Wood papers, 1822, 1894-1995

Authors, Artists and Contributors

Author / Artists

Contextual Information

Source

Bequeathed by Keith Wood, 1995

Administrative / Biographical history

Helen Lempriere (1907-1991), painter and sculptor, was born in Melbourne, daughter of Charles Algernon Lempriere, grazier, and his wife, Dora Elizabeth Octavia, nee Mitchell. She was a niece of Dame Nellie Melba and a great-granddaughter of colonial Tasmanian portrait painter, Thomas James Lempriere. She studied art under Archibald Colquhoun and Ju...

Identifiers

Primary Identifiers

Record Identifier

1bGMd4kY

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https://devfeature-collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/1bGMd4kY

Other Identifiers

Reference code

153144

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