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Title

recto: (Two nudes – woman and girl) verso: (study of two figures)

1974

Artist

Ralph Trafford Walker

Australia

07 Jan 1912 – 2003

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  • Details

    Date
    1974
    Media category
    Drawing
    Materials used
    pen and black ink, wash on ivory wove paper
    Dimensions
    38.1 x 27.9 cm sheet
    Signature & date

    Signed and dated l.l., black ball-point pen "R Trafford Walker/ 74"

    Credit
    Gift of Richard King 2008
    Location
    Not on display
    Accession number
    173.2008
    Copyright
    Estate of Ralph Trafford Walker
    Artist information
    Ralph Trafford Walker

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  • About

    Ralph Trafford Walker was a painter, printmaker and sculptor, best known for his sculptural relief bronze doors for the Mitchell Library, made in 1942. He studied at the East Sydney Technical College with sculptor Rayner Hoff and produced dioramas for the Australian War Memorial c. 1945 and was an official war artist during WW II. Work is held in the collections of the National War Memorial and the National Gallery of Australia.

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