Daryl Lindsay
(Australia 01 Jan 1890–25 Dec 1976)
- Title
- A point to point meeting
- Other titles:
- A Point-to-Point Meeting
Point to point meeting - Year
- 1934
- Media category
- Watercolour
- Materials used
- pencil, watercolour on cream watercolour paper
- Dimensions
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30.5 x 40.5cm image (irreg.); 35.7 x 49.4cm sheet
- Signature & date
- Signed l.r., brown watercolour "DARYL LINDSAY". Dated l.r., pencil ".../ Aug 1934".
- Credit
- Purchased 1935
- Accession number
- 6327
- Location
- Not on display
- Bibliography (4)
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Jean Campbell (Australia) (Author), Australian watercolour painters: 1780 to the present day, Roseville, 1989, 124 (illus.).
Bernard Smith (Australia, b.1916, d.2011) (Author), Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales (Australia), 100 years of Australian painting, Sydney, 1948, 14. watercolours cat.no. 18; titled 'Point to point meeting'
Trustees of the National Art Gallery of New South Wales (Australia), Australian watercolours from the National Art Gallery collection 1836 to 1946, Domain, 1946, 10. cat.no. 31; titled 'Point to point meeting'
'Exhibition of Paintings and Drawings by Members of the Contemporary Art Group' review by Arthur Streeton., Argus 09 Jul 1935, 09 Jul 1935, 6. Streeton wrote: "His [Lindsay's] No. 47, 'A Point-to-Point Meeting' is a watercolour full of vitality, and beautiful in its unconsciously fine arrangement".
- Exhibition history (5)
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Exhibition of Paintings and Drawings by members of the Contemporary Art Group (1935), Athenaeum Gallery, 09 Jul 1935–20 Jul 1935.
Society of Artists Annual Exhibition (1935), Education Department Gallery [Loftus Street], 06 Sep 1935–04 Oct 1935.
Exposition International des Arts et Techniques dans la Vie Moderne (1937 Paris World's Fair: Arts, crafts, sciences in modern life), Unknown, 24 May 1937–15 Nov 1937.
Australian watercolours from the National Art Gallery collection 1836-1946, Art Gallery of New South Wales, 24 May 1946–Jun 1946.
100 years of Australian painting (1948), Art Gallery of New South Wales, 19 Apr 1948–17 May 1948.
