1949. Pen and ink with colour pencil, four panel cartoon strip, signed in image lower left, publishing annotations in pencil in upper margin, stamped “Herald, 29 Jul. 1949” verso, 22.6 x 46cm. Soiling to left portion of image and to margins. Captions include “1948-49 Racing Season ends tomorrow and resumes..... More

c1950s. Ink drawing, titled and signed upper and lower right, 24.2 x 18.4cm. Stains to corners and upper edge, slight foxing overall. More

c1950s. Pencil drawing, initialled and annotated “U/S” and “A11” in ink lower right, 24.4 x 18.1cm. Creases overall, slight stains to upper corners. Provenance: artist’s sister, Margery Ann Strachan. More

c1950. Pen and ink with colour pencil, signed lower right, publishing annotations in margins, key in ink verso, corresponding to numbers on depicted figures, 53.6 x 34.4cm. Minor soiling overall, pinholes to margins. Text includes “Another off – Frank ‘Whodunit’ to ride in Blighty. Tch, tch, just as we get..... More

c1950s. Pen and ink with watercolour, titled and signed lower right, captioned throughout image, 30.2 x 44.9cm. Foxing, soiling. Captions include “De Quiros – Duyfken, 1606; Tasman, 1642; Dampier, 1699; Cook, 1770; Phillip, 1788; Blaxland, Lawson, Wentworth, 1813.”. More

1950. Pen and ink with coloured pencil, captioned, dated and signed in ink, 26 x 23cm. Pinholes, minor foxing, ink stains to centre of image and left edge. Caption includes “Resolutions for 1951. Unite for Peace & Prosperity.”. More

c1950s. Pen and ink with coloured pencil and gouache, signed in image lower centre, publishing annotations in pencil in lower margin, 29.4 x 23.3cm. Pinholes, paper remnants to image upper right, minor foxing overall, creases. Provenance: Campbell estate. Francis (Frank) Herbert Campbell was the husband of artist Margaret Campbell. More

c1950s. Crayon, signed lower right, artist name, address, title and price “10 guineas” in ink on original frame verso, 33 x 43.2cm. Framed. Address reads “Barbara Chapman, 264 Eastern Valley Way, Middle Cove, JY2234.”. More

c1950s. Carbon drawing, titled lower centre, initialled lower right, 22.9 x 18cm. Minor creases to corners, glue remnants verso. This was a proposed advertisement to be published in a University of Sydney theatre programme. “Stella Fraenkel was one of Australia’s top milliners during the 1950s; her hats were very popular..... More

c1950s. Pencil drawing, each ship captioned, 30.7 x 21.2cm. Creases, slight stains and missing portions. Captions include (1) PS Lonsdale, 551 tons, built 1882. Stranded Port Melb. 1889, refloated 1891, broken up Melb., 1900; (2) PS Ozone, 572 tons, built 1886 for Port Phillip trade. Dismantled and sunk to form..... More

c1950s. Pair of gouache paintings, one image initialled “M.C.D.” in image centre, 30.4 x 20.3cm and 38.2 x 27cm. Chips and paint loss, minor creases, each laid down on original backing. Text reads (1) The Australian Woman’s [sic] Weekly; and (2) The Australian Woman’s World: A town & country journal..... More

c1950s. Pen and ink, signed lower right, 24.5 x 22cm. Minor creases, uneven edges. Shows Baphomet, a deity associated with the Knights Templar and later a symbol of the Church of Satan. A five-pointed pentagram is usually depicted on the forehead rather than this six-pointed star. Nicknamed the “Witch of..... More

1952. Pencil drawing, signed, titled and dated lower left, 34 x 28cm. Slight foxing. This drawing was most likely a study for the illustrations in the book by Curtis, Broken Hill, Australia, a folio of drawings, which was published in 1952. More