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Beverley Clifford (Aust., fl.1950s-1970s).

[Kings Cross, Sydney, NSW]

c1960s. Pair of vintage silver gelatin photographs, both with photographer’s stamp verso, one annotated “331/10” in pencil verso, 16.9 x 25.2cm, 19.6 x 25.2cm. Slight creases and paper loss to left and upper edges.

Businesses depicted include strip club The Pink Pussycat, tailor V. Di Marzo and butcher W.A. Grubb.

Photographers Beverley Clifford and husband, Ken, lived in the Northern Beaches area in Sydney during their professional careers. They worked together on various photographic government and commercial commissions and projects. Ken also worked as a photographer for many years at the University of Sydney in the medical imaging department with close friend, artist Sydney Woodward-Smith. Beverley and Ken contributed images for a number of books on Australia, one notably Camera in Australia published in 1970, which also included work by Max Dupain, Kerry Dundas, David Moore, and Wolfgang Sievers.

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Item #CL178-36

Price (AUD): $1,750.00  other currencies