Copy prints of original photographs of Anne Dangar at Moly Sabata, France, and Morocco, ca. 1920-1951

PXE 1229
FM2/2050

fonds

ca. 1920-1951, copied April 1977

Graphic Materials, Photographs, Prints

908611

73 photoprints - black & white - 17 x 22 cm.
2 photomechanical prints - photocopy - 42 x 30 cm.
70 negatives (12 film strips) - black & white - 35 mm.

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.

PXE 1229

a. Mirmande, France. 9 copy prints with captions.

b. Anne Dangar at her pottery work, her home "Moly Sabata", family and friends. 29 copy prints, ca. 1950s, with captions.

c. Anne Dangar at her pottery work, examples of her pottery, her home "Moly Sabata", family and friends; Anne with Arab potters. 35 copy prints, ca. 1920-1940, with captions. Some captions are in French.

d. Photocopy of 3 magazine articles on Anne Dangar. One in English and 2 in French. Possibly from the Sud Magazine of 1933. Photocopy of 2 newspaper articles from the Sunday Sun and Guardian on Anne Dangar, 18 March, 1945.

FM2/2050

70, 35 mm negatives of the above copies in 12 strips

Copyright holder:: Library Council, State Library of New South Wales
Rights and Restrictions Information:: May be copied for reference and publication
Please acknowledge:: Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales and Courtesy Grace Crowley

Pic.Acc. Upgrade Project - Information transferred from Pic.Acc.3912 as part of the eRecords Project 2012-13

Originals lent for copying by Grace Crowley. Originals returned April 1977.
Negatives added 13 May 1977.