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unscathed. Its annual
Christmas exhibitions of etchings become a profitable highlight in the artistic calendar. The space expanded to fill more of the Hardware Chambers building in 1929 before moving in 1930 to larger quarters nearby in Elizabeth House, 340 Little Collins Street, into its basement in
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The Norman
Lindsay etchings are all familiar. The immediate impression one takes from a re-examination of these excitable etchings is that, although they are astonishingly competent in their textures, they are deficient in design dynamic effects from emotional intensity rather than from any purely
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He enjoyed contacts in major state galleries through artists who had exhibited with him and who had progressed into influential positions in those institutions. Robert
Campbell was appointed as Director of Art at the Launceston Technical School in 1941, and kept up correspondence with him in
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1946, March: Water-colours and Oils by J. J. Hilder, R. W. Sturgess, James R. Jackson, Robert. Johnston, Sir John
Longstaff, Norman Lindsay, Sir Lionel Lindsay, Charles Wheeler, Will Ashton, Fred McCubbin, Tom Roberts, W. B. Mcinnes, Harold Herbert, W. D. Knox, Blamire
293:, all purchased for the NGV's collection through the Felton Bequest. Sedon's conservatism was further demonstrated in his contributing the gallery as the venue for an exhibition to defray the costs of artists Mary Edwards' and Joseph Wolinski's court case over
58:. From the age of 20, he started dealing in art, drawing on the collection of his maternal grandmother. His marriage in June 1916, to Isabel Constance Crawford brought wealth from her inheritance in 1919 and the couple moved to 3 Russell St.,
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On 13 October 1925 Sedon opened The Sedon
Galleries, on the fourth floor of the Hardware Chambers (demolished 1972), which had been recently renovated after a fire, at 231 Elizabeth Street, opposite the
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review was excited by "fashionable" British painters' "Interesting
Pictures" being offered at the prices "the same as would be asked In a London gallery," Sedon more consistently promoted Australian art.
170:, an earlier Director of the Art Gallery of New South Wales (1937–1945), was another exhibitor at the Sedon Galleries who was in regular contact and who introduced Sydney artist John Kilgour and
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Following the death of his wife Isabel at age 53 on 13 January 1928, Sedon sold their home and a large part of his collection of ornaments, statuary, pictures, crystal, and works by significant
351:, Australian critics’ attention, and buyers’ interest, turned away from traditional art by the likes of Norman Lindsay and Hilda Rix Nicholas that Sedon Galleries represented, and embraced the
985:"The exhlbitlon at the Sedon Galleries is confined to oil and water color painting by artist of the tradlional school of Impressionism. Many of the works have been previously displayed."
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1945, June: Norman
Lindsay, Frederick McCubbin, Blamire Young, Robert Johnston, Will Ashton, Herbert Rose, Norman Macgeorge, John Goodchild and Max Angus. Oils and watercolours
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258:, exhibited by Sedon in 1931(at 600 guineas) and in a solo retrospective of McCubbin's oil paintings in September 1941, and sold to the National Gallery of Victoria
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147:, exhibitors at the gallery, were also art critics on Melbourne papers who provided favourable and often lengthy reviews of its shows. Though Young in a 1929
416:; Arthur Streeton, Walter Withers, Elioth Gruner, Norman Lindsay, R. W. Sturgess, W. D. Knox, Nora Gordon, Gwen Barringer, Carl Hampel, and M. J. MacNally
387:. There, Sedon offered up his private collection but struggled to find buyers. He died at home on Friday evening, 18 December 1959, and was buried at
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artistic source. The etchings appeal to the romantic vision, not to the pure vision, which looks for line and form and the basic elements of design."
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30:, representing Australian traditional, impressionist and post-impressionist painting and prints. It operated from 1925 to 1959.
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1929, 26 November – 31 December: etchings, woodcuts and lithographs by sixty-four
British, Continental and Australian artists
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British, Continental and Australian printmakers.
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in 1931 signified the
Galleries’ conservatism and alignment with traditionalist art, typified in its representation of
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art reviewer remarked that; "The Sedon Galleries continue firm in their policy of presenting work by members of the
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where his father had gold-mining interests, and in the same town as the family of artists he later represented, the
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on 20 June 1876, the only child of English-born Thomas Sedon and his lover, Jane Franklin Kyle, and who grew up in
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R. Butler, Printed: images by Australian artists 1885-1955, Canberra: National Gallery of Australia, 2007, p. 79.
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1257:. Vol. CXXXVII, no. 4, 469. Victoria, Australia. 1 September 1934. p. 16 (METROPOLITAN EDITION)
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1933, 19–30 September: 1st annual exhibition of oils and water colors by members of the New Melbourne Art Club
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383:(1959). Consequent decrease in sales forced a final move in August 1959 to a shop-front at 150 Burwood Road,
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1947: November/December: Christmas Show; including Will Ashton, Charles Bryant, W.D. Knox, Lionel Lindsay,
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50:. After his father was jailed in 1903 for fraud, Sedon moved with his mother to 88 Belgravia Street in
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indicated in a paragraph 'Norman Lindsay in Retrospect', that fresher offerings might be welcome:
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106:, and, in other shows, those emerging, including watercolourist Harold Herbert, Carlyle Jackson,
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George Lambert (1899) Across the Black Soil Plains, oil on canvas, 91.6 cm H x 305.5 cm W. AGNSW
211:) building above the bookshop in a district known for arts and literature, including bookseller
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571:"Sedon Galleries [3]. (by 1935) · Exhibition History · Australian Prints + Printmaking"
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1000:"Tye's Art Gallery (c.1945 – 1954) · Exhibition History · Australian Prints + Printmaking"
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works were a substantial part of his sales, many assisted by his good relations with the
806:'Campbell, Robert Richmond', The New McCulloch's Encyclopedia of Australian Art, p. 307
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1929, 21 May – 1 June: group show of Australian artists after extensions to the gallery
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797:'Exhibition of Paintings/ Mr. Campbell's Landscapes', Argus, 25 September 1928, p. 8
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selection committee which on one occasion met in the Galleries' chambers.
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Exhibition of Oils & Water-Colors by the Master Painters of the '90s
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1067:. No. 24, 878. Victoria, Australia. 5 May 1926. p. 29
877:. No. 23, 125. Victoria, Australia. 21 May 1929. p. 6
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1943, 10–20 August: Exhibition of Paintings by Miss A.M.E. Bale
1440:. No. 28131. Victoria, Australia. 20 June 1945. p. 5
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As late as 1951, in response to a show there, an unnamed
1048:'Leading Art Dealer Dies', Sun, 21 December 1959, p. 14.
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305:. That year the gallery enjoyed the endorsement of the
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1931, April: Drawings and etchings, including work by
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Art expert dies; 84', Herald, 19 December 1959, p. 3;
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For your enjoyment': Australian Galleries turns 60',
927:, The Sedon Galleries, Melbourne, 9–19 September 1941
717:'Sundry Shows', The Bulletin, 22 October 1925, p. 36.
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School of Historical Studies, Department of History.
329:On the other hand, by 1935 an uncredited review in
313:who opened an exhibition of Harold Herbert's work.
158:subsequent roles as the inaugural Director of the
521:, Norman Lindsay, Charles Wheeler, William Rowell
505:1942, December: John Longstaff, Arthur Streeton,
1565:Art museums and galleries disestablished in 1959
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1560:Art museums and galleries established in 1925
1029:; Acton, Iss. 295, Summer 2016/2017:: 24-25,4
925:Exhibition of Oils by the Late Fred McCubbin
444:, Laurence Biddle, Tom Mostyn, Davis Richter
1461:"IMPORTANT PICTURES AT THE SEDON GALLERIES"
1307:Australasian (Melbourne, Vic.: 1864 – 1946)
1281:Australasian (Melbourne, Vic.: 1864 – 1946)
904:Australasian (Melbourne, Vic.: 1864 – 1946)
110:and others still aged in their 20s or 30s.
1505:– via National Library of Australia.
1477:– via National Library of Australia.
1448:– via National Library of Australia.
1265:– via National Library of Australia.
1185:– via National Library of Australia.
1157:– via National Library of Australia.
1103:– via National Library of Australia.
1075:– via National Library of Australia.
975:– via National Library of Australia.
885:– via National Library of Australia.
787:– via National Library of Australia.
756:– via National Library of Australia.
702:– via National Library of Australia.
686:"Serious Fires. Hardware Chambers Gutted"
375:(1956), Australian Galleries (1956), the
840:"ANNUAL ETCHING SHOW AT SEDON GALLERIES"
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285:(1886), exhibited by Sedon in 1931 with
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1355:"ART EXHIBITION AT SEDON GALLERIES"
945:The Age, Wednesday 27 Oct 1943, p.2
499:1935, December: Annual Etching Show
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1201:Age (Melbourne, Vic.: 1854 – 1954)
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119:Twenty Melbourne Painters Society
16:Australian art gallery, 1925–1959
1550:1925 establishments in Australia
546:, Evelyn Baxter, Jean Sutherland
432:1929, August: British Painters;
326:and its present-day adherents."
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1203:. 15 September 1933. p. 9
1059:"PAINTINGS AT SEDON GALLERIES"
906:. 6 September 1930. p. 15
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94:, R. W. Sturgess, W. D. Knox,
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279:National Gallery of Victoria
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369:Gallery of Contemporary Art
77:Leading Australian Artists;
66:Establishment and influence
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414:Leading Australian Artists
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254:Frederick McCubbin (1886)
1411:www.smithandsinger.com.au
1229:. 6 March 1934. p. 5
645:The Sydney Morning Herald
184:Australian impressionists
1361:. 1 June 1938. p. 7
447:1929, October/November:
309:(conservative party) MP
222:and Joshua McClelland's
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160:Queensland Art Gallery
124:For the first decade,
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1494:The Argus (Melbourne)
1466:The Argus (Melbourne)
1092:The Argus (Melbourne)
1064:The Argus (Melbourne)
1027:Art Monthly Australia
989:Tue, Dec 9, 1952, p.2
745:The Argus (Melbourne)
675:, No 86 December 2010
615:www.emelbourne.net.au
536:Harold Septimus Power
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277:In October 1941, the
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1521:Port Phillip Gazette
1329:"Pottery Exhibition"
869:"AUSTRALIAN ARTISTS"
740:"AUSTRALIAN ARTISTS"
132:print room, and the
1517:"The Art Galleries"
1115:"EUROPEAN ETCHINGS"
465:1932, 2–13 August:
389:Boroondara Cemetery
209:Angus and Robertson
102:, Carl Hampel, and
1335:. 19 November 1935
771:"BRITISH PAINTERS"
517:, Robert Johnson,
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1575:Heidelberg School
1458:Advertisement in
544:Reginald Sturgess
540:Benjamin E. Minns
538:, Howard Barron,
509:, H. B. Herbert,
507:Ernest Buckmaster
495:Marguerite Mahood
449:European Etchings
324:Heidelberg school
262:Sedon Galleries'
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