Art of the British Empire Overseas
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78 to 81), an Englishman by birth though resident in Australia for over thirty years, is practically self-taught, and is free from academic forms. He possesses in a high degree true artistic dis- cernment and a fine appreciation of colour and atmosphere. His subjects are admirably chosen, and his landscapes are rich in tone and permeated with a beautiful atmospheric glow. He is represented by three canvases in the South Australian Art Gallery, and is a past President of the South Australian Soc...iety of Arts.
Edward Davies (pp. 62 and 63) is a native of Wales, but is to all intents and purposes Australian, coming out with his parents when quite an infant. He is an architect by profession, and it is as a recreation and out of pure love for art that he paints pictures. In considering the variety and general excellence of his work and the influence he exerts, he must be assigned a prominent place amongst those who have been largely in- strumental in building up a national school of painting.
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78 to 81), an Englishman by birth though resident in Australia for over thirty years, is practically self-taught, and is free from academic forms. He possesses in a high degree true artistic dis- cernment and a fine appreciation of colour and atmosphere. His subjects are admirably chosen, and his landscapes are rich in tone and permeated with a beautiful atmospheric glow. He is represented by three canvases in the South Australian Art Gallery, and is a past President of the South Australian Soc...iety of Arts.
Edward Davies (pp. 62 and 63) is a native of Wales, but is to all intents and purposes Australian, coming out with his parents when quite an infant. He is an architect by profession, and it is as a recreation and out of pure love for art that he paints pictures. In considering the variety and general excellence of his work and the influence he exerts, he must be assigned a prominent place amongst those who have been largely in- strumental in building up a national school of painting.
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