Alleyne Clarice Zander b. 4 February 1893

Also known as Clarice Peel, Clarice Zander
  • Artist (Painter)
Zander was manager of the Redfern Galleries in London and organised the 'Exhibition of British Contemporary Art' and accompanied it to Australia in 1933. She studied at 'la Grande Chaumière' and went on painting trips with Margaret Olley. Zander also played a role in design and participated in the 1941 ABC radio talk series, "Design in Everyday Things" with Frank Medworth and George Farwell.

Citations

  • Ross McMullin (1984), 'Will Dyson’, Sydney: Angus & Robertson,, Jocelyn Plate owns a lot of the late Dyson material used by McMullin.

  • Eileen Chanin, Steven Miller with Judith Pugh (1 January 2005), 'Degenerates and Perverts. The 1939 Herald Exhibition of French and British Contemporary Art’.

  • anon (1 January 1941), 'Design in Everyday Things’.

  • Basil Burdett (1933), 'Mrs Zander’s Exhibition of British Contemporary Art’, Art in Australia, 15 April.

  • T.H. Cochran (1993), 'This, that and them’, Home, 3 January.

  • Alleyne Zander (1933), 'Derwent Lees’, Art in Australia, 15 February ,.

  • (1940), 'Bulletin’, 4 September.

  • (1932), 'Evening Standard’, London, England, UK, 29 September.

  • (1933), 'Labour Daily’, 3 May.

  • (1933), 'Sydney Mail’, 16 April.

  • (1933), 'Sydney Morning Herald’, 19 April.

  • (1935), 'The Times’, London, 26 July.

  • Star (1934), 'Woman’s dramatic story of riots’, London, England, UK, 13 March.

  • (1943), 'The new art of planning’, Society of Artists’ Book, Sydney.

  • (1941), 'Sydney Morning Herald’, 22 April.

See also

  • 'ADD section 1, plate 36'.

Initial data sources

  • Heritage: The National Women's Art Book