Frank Hodgkinson b. 1919

Also known as Hodge
  • Artist
A mid 20th century painter, illustrator and cartoonist, Frank Hodgkinson was a war artist with the AIF during WW2 before re-locating to Europe where he spent a number of years living, studying and exhibiting in Europe, particularly Spain. Upon returning to Australia Hodgkinson helped to establish the 'artists-in-the-field' program sponsored by the (then) Museums and Art Galleries of the Northern T

Citations

  • (1987), 'Kakadu and the Arnhem Land’.

  • de Burgh, Hazel (June 1962), 'Frank Hodgkinson tape and transcript of interview June 1962’, Canberra, ACT : National Library of Australia, .

  • Butler, Roger (1997), 'Landscape in sets and series : Australian prints 1960s-1990s’, Canberra, ACT : National Gallery of Australia, p.7.

  • Dow, David M. (1947), 'Melbourne Savages’, Melbourne, Vic : Melbourne Savage Club.

  • Jack-Hinton, Colin (2002), 'Frank Hodgkinson 1919-2001’, Sydney, NSW : Art and Australia 39/4, p 539.

  • McDonald, Anne (National Gallery of Australia, Canberra, ACT) (2002), 'Frank Hodgkinson 1919-2001’, Imprint 37/1 (Autumn), pp 8-9.

  • Paull, Kerry (curator) (1990), 'Alice 125: A celebration of the world’s favourite book’, Melbourne, Vic : Carroll Foundation; Gryphon Gallery, University of Melbourne, travelling exhibition catalogue, p 178.

  • Pearce, Barry (1994), 'Frank Hodgkinson’, Sydney, NSW : Art Gallery of New South Wales.

  • McCulloch, Alan; & McCulloch, Susan (1994), 'Encyclopedia of Australian art’, St Leonards, NSW : Allen & Unwin (3rd revised edition).

  • Sydney, NSW : Daily Telegraph.

  • Melbourne, Vic : Herald.

  • (1941), 'Active Service’, Canberra, ACT : Australian War Memorial.

  • Information sourced from Peers, Juliet.

  • 'World War II Nominal Roll : Army’, Canberra, ACT : www.ww2roll.gov.au.

Initial data sources

  • Black and white artists