Exhibitions of Norman Lloyd

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	Exhibitions of Norman Lloyd’s Work September 1920 Society of Women Painters, Solo Exhibition of 50 Sydney Harbour views Governor Sir Walter Davidson opens the exhibition which is organised by Julian Ashton. Sir Walter purchases "From Cremorne Point". Elioth Gruner, Julian Ashton and James R. Jackson attend the opening according to "The Bulletin" in September 1920 - see the full article in Press 1920_1933 3 - 14 May 1921 Exhibition of Sydney Harbour paintings at Decoration Galleries, Melbourne October 1922 Exhibition at Fine Art Galleries, Melbourne 7 – 19 July 1924 Exhibition of Work by the Younger Group of Australian Artists Anthony Hordern & Sons Gallery, Brickfield Hill, Sydney Norman Lloyd exhibits one oil painting “The Harbour from Taylor Bay”, with a price of 30 guineas. Other artists in the exhibition include F.Vida Lahey, W. Robb Johnson and M.B. Walker, with an emphasis on Australian landscapes. Julian Ashton, with whom Norman Lloyd studied after returning from the war, writes in the foreword: “Age has experience gathered from Life. Youth depends on impulse and the possibility of saying something new. This Exhibition is placed before the public with the hope that what it lacks in experience, is more than atoned for by its sincerity and freshness of outlook. The Exhibitors have had so much pleasure in the production of these examples of painting, sculpture and applied arts, that they are not without hope that if they ask low prices, this pleasure may be shared by others. Napoleon said that every common soldier had within his knapsack the possible baton of a Marshal of France. Upon these walls hang the works of those, some of whom may possibly become recognised Masters in the Art of this Great Continent.” 26 October – 7 November 1925: The Younger Group of Australian Artists, Second Annual Exhibition of Work Anthony Horderns Art Gallery, Sydney Norman Lloyd exhibits nine works, mostly landscapes with modest prices between 10 and 15 guineas, except for “Barrington Tops” a sweeping landscape priced at 75 guineas. The work was illustrated in “Art in Australia” 3, No 9, October 1924, page 54. Other artists in the exhibition include Grace Cossington-Smith with the work “Extravaganza”. June 1926 Exhibition with Macquarie Galleries, Sydney, and Dunster Galleries, Sydney. "Musgrave Street, Mosman" is illustrated in "Art in Australia" September 1926 April 1929: Solo Exhibition Norman Lloyd Macquarie Galleries, Sydney Norman Lloyd presents not only Australian landscapes, with impressions from the Hunter Valley, Sydney Harbour and Bathurst, but also city scapes from Paris with the Seine, landscapes celebrating the beauty of Tuscany, Venice, the Garda and Alpine region, but also England and Sri Lanka. The titles of 36 works almost read like a Grand Tour of a young Australian – although Norman Lloyd had by this time moved to France permanently and sent the works back to Australia. 18 June – 2 July 1929: Solo Exhibition Norman Lloyd Fine Art Galleries, 100 Exhibition Street, Melbourne May 1929 Selected works shown at the Paris Salon, Société des Artistes Français, "Views of Australia" May 1931 Exhibition at Leger's Gallery, Old Bond Street, London Field-Marshal Sir William Birdwood opens the exhibition. The Times, London publishes a review - see it in the Press section March 1933 Exhibition at Leger's Gallery, Old Bond Street, London The exhibition is opened by the Spanish Ambassador Ramon Perez De Ayala. It is again reviewed favourably in The Times, London - read it in the Press section. 1932 until 1970 Works exhibited with the Royal Institute of Oil painters - see Affiliations for exact details 1933 and 1938 Shows work at the Royal Academy, London 1940 United Artists' Exhibition, Royal Academy of Arts 1947, 49, 50-55, 62 Exhibits paintings at Le Salon, Société des Artistes Français 1949 and 1951 Exhibits works at the Salon d'Hiver 1964 Michael Kmit exhibition, Melbourne 1974 Exhibits with Stewart's of London & Donegal 1975 and 1976 Exhitibions at Davis-Bartlow Gallery, Columbus, Ohio 1978 Exhibition at Koch Galleries, Mobile, Alabama 1983 Park Place Gallery, San Angelo, Texas 1985 The Stein Gallery, Chicago, Illinois 1985 Kensington Gallery, Dallas, Texas 1985 University of Texas at Dallas 1987 The Harris Gallery, Dallas Texas 1987 The Marks Gallery, Atlanta, Georgia 1988 Omni Art, Dallas, Texas 5 May – 5 June 1989 Five Decades of Australian Painting 1930 – 1980 Savill Galleries, Paddington, Sydney Other artists exhibited are Arthur Boyd, John Brack, Ray Crooke, Robert Dickerson, Roy De Maistre, Sali Herman, Elaine Haxton, Hans Heysen, George Feather Lawrence, B.E. Minns, Arthur Murch, John Passmore, John Perceval, Clifton Pugh, Albert Tucker, Roland Wakelin 1990 & 1992 The Augustine Gallery, Tulsa, Oklahoma 14 June – 12 July 1990 Australian Artists Abroad 1830 – 1960 Savill Galleries, Paddington, Sydney Other Australian artists shown are Arthur Boyd, Charles Bryant, Rupert Bunny, Ethel Carrick-Fox, Charles Conder, Bessie Davidson, Emanuel Phillips Fox, Roy De Maistre, William Dobell, Russell Drysdale, John Glover, Donald Friend, A.H. Fullwood, Elaine Haxton, Max Meldrum, Sydney Long, Girolamo Nerli, John Passmore, Alison Rehfisch, Tom Roberts, John Peter Russell, Ethel Spowers, Arthur Streeton, William Strutt, Fred Williams 21 June – 7 July 1990 Norman Lloyd – Retrospective Exhibition Christopher Day Gallery, Paddington, Sydney This retrospective pays tribute to the variety of styles that Norman Lloyd employed during his long career. The 50 works span the width from the early traditional Sydney Harbour landscapes showing the influence of his studies with Julian Asthon to paintings breathing the spirit of the French impressionists to the later works influenced by the Modern British. 31 July to 17 August 1990 Australian Artists Abroad 1830 – 1960 Lauraine Diggins Fine Art, Melbourne 11 – 30 September 1990 Early Australian Paintings Bridget McDonnell Gallery, Carlton, Melbourne Other artists included were John W. Ashton, Oswald Brierly, Elioth Gruner, William Strutt, Jessie Traill, J.A. Turner, Eugene von Guerard and Walter Withers. 17 September to 12 October 1991 Selected Australian Art: Colonial to Modern Deutscher Fine Art, Melbourne Along Norman Lloyd are exhibited Clarice Beckett, Weaver Hawkins, Vida Lahey, Hilda Rix Nicholas, Hugh Ramsay, John Peter Russell, Jane Sutherland, Dora Wilson, Roland Wakelin 1994 Omni Art, Dallas, Texas 1998 Carlisle Gallery, Huntsville, Alabama 2000 Dontre Gallery, Seattle, Washington 2004 Dontre Gallery, Seattle, Washington

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