Claude Arthur Marquet b. 8 May 1869

Also known as Claude Marquet, C. M., Quet, Claude, C. A. M.
  • Artist (Cartoonist / Illustrator)
Significant early 20th century Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney political cartoonist

Citations

  • Dunstan, Alan Katen (1994), 'Broke-N-Ill The Writing on the Wall – Cartoons from around the “Lock-Out” 1909-1910’, Broken Hill Art Gallery, Broken Hill, NSW.

  • Harris, Joe (1970), 'The bitter fight – a pictorial history of the Australian labor movement’, University of Queensland Press, St. Lucia, Qld, ill. pp259, 265.

  • (1987), 'A Biographical register 1788-1939 – notes from the name index of the Australian dictionary of biography’, Gibbney, H. J. and Smith, Ann, G. eds, Australian Dictionary of Biography, Canberra, ACT.

  • Kerr, Joan (1999), 'Artists and Cartoonists in Black and White’, National Trust S.H. Ervin Gallery, Sydney, NSW.

  • King, Jonathan (1979), 'The other side of the coin – a cartoon history of Australia’, Cassell Australia (Revised edition), Stanmore, NSW.

  • Lindesay, Vane (1986), 'Marquet, Claude Arthur (1869 – 1920)’, Australian Dictionary of Biography, Volume 10, Melbourne University Press, Melbourne, Vic, pages 417-418.

  • Moore, William (1934), 'Story of Australian Art’, Volume II, Angus & Robertson (facsimile 1980), Sydney, NSW.

  • Ryan, John (1979), 'Panel by panel – a history of Australian comics’, Cassell Australia, Stanmore, NSW.

  • (1991), 'Labor in cartoons – cartoons of the Australian Labor Party in Victoria 1891-1990’, Senyard, June ed, Hyland House, South Yarra, Vic.

  • Dixon, Christine, 'Thesis (FAIV)’, University of Sydney, Sydney, NSW.

  • Information sourced from Young, Linda.

  • (1998), 'The Diaries of Ethel Turner’, Poole, Philippa ed, Lansdowne Press (new edition), Sydney, NSW.

  • Marquet, Claude (et al.) (1920), 'Cartoons by Claude Marquet – a commemorative volume, with appreciations by leading representatives of literature and politics’, The Worker, Sydney, NSW.

  • Judd, Craig (1999), 'Australians in black & white – the most public art’, State Library of New South Wales, Sydney, NSW.

  • (c.1898), Adelaide, SA: Quiz.

  • Adelaide, SA: Sporting Life.

  • Sydney, NSW: Bulletin.

  • (1903), Melbourne, Vic.:Tocsin.

  • Melbourne, Vic : Table Talk, 1903/1904.

  • Melbourne Punch.

  • (1911), Lilley’s Magazine.

  • (1908), Vumps, January.

  • Worker publication: Our Annual.

  • (1918), Sydney, NSW: People.

See also

  • '1904 Melbourne printing union Xmas card', attributed.
  • 'possible self portrait in Tocsin, frontispiece 10 September 1903'.
  • 'Caricature of an artist holding a rolled-up sheet of paper and smoking a pipe (ill. King, 88) (N.B. unclear if this is a self portrait)'.

Initial data sources

  • Black and white artists