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Portrait of Lloyd Rees c.1944

Artwork Portrait of Lloyd Rees this artwork made of Bronze, created in 1939-01-01
Accession No.
1:0346
Date Created
c.1944
Gallery location
Not on public display
Department
Australian Art
Dimensions A
31 x 20 x 26cm
Media Category
Sculpture
Secondary Media Category
metal
Medium
Bronze
Credit Line
Purchased 1944

The noted artist Lloyd Rees (1895–1988) was a lifelong friend of Daphne Mayo, after meeting her as a fellow student at Brisbane’s Central Technical College. He regarded this portrait as the best of the sculptured portraits ever made of him, writing of it: ‘so full of light and the wonderful drawing and form beautifully revealed’. 
 

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READ: Daphne Mayo’s Queensland legacy

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© Surf Lifesaving Foundation and The Uniting Church in Australia Property Trust (Q.)

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Stories featuring this object

Bronze statues installed on plinths in a gallery space with sage green walls

Daphne Mayo: A world of statues

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Works by Daphne Mayo on display in Gallery 14, QAG, January 2012 / © Surf Lifesaving Foundation and The United Church in Australia Property Trust (Q.) / Photograph: R Fulton, QAGOMA

Daphne Mayo: A monumental career

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Exhibitions featuring this object

Daphne Mayo’s Susannah (detail) 1946, cast 1995 photographed for ‘Let There Be Sculpture’, QAG, January 2012 / © Surf Lifesaving Foundation and The United Church in Australia Property Trust (Q.) / Photograph: R Fulton, QAGOMA

‘Daphne Mayo: Let There Be Sculpture’

Nov 2011 - Jan 2012

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