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LOTE 218:
John Howley, Australian Artist, Abstract Acrylic painting on paper 1966, Signed
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John Howley, Australian Artist, Abstract Acrylic painting on paper 1966, Signed
John Howley Australian Artist Abstract Acrylic painting on paper 1966, Signed
5.25. 66 Signed in pencil lower right
Size: 39.5 x 49 cm. (15.5 x 19.3”)
Condition – see carefully photos. Creasing damping, soiling.
John Howley was born in Victoria (Australia) 1931. John studied at the National Art School, Melbourne from 1949 to 1954 gaining the Diploma of Art, worked for a year on ceramic decoration with John Percival, taught painting at Prahran and Caulfield Colleges of Advanced Education and conducted a private art school. He has had thirty-five solo exhibitions since 1956 in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and Perth, including a retrospective exhibition of portraits in 1992, and is represented in public collections including the National Gallery of Victoria, corporate and private collections.
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