Harry Raynor b. 12 June 1891

  • Artist (Painter),
  • Artist (Draughtsman)
Harry Raynor's portraits and Aboriginal studies of the 1920s and 1930s make an important contribution to our knowledge and understanding of Aboriginal representations from this period.

Citations

  • Raynor, Harry, 'biography and documents’, supplied to the author by Margaret Chalmers (nee Raynor).

  • (21 March 1934), 'An exhibition of waterolour studies of the Victorian Aborigines, 21 -29 March 1934.’, J. Hogan & Sons, Melbourne.

  • 'Artist on need to record Aborigines’ (March 1934), Herald, p. 10.

  • Bell, George (19 September 1933), 'Three Art Exhibitions Reviewed’, Sun.

  • (15 September 1933), ''Painting our Aborigines,’ Argus, 15 September, 1933, p.4.’, Argus, p.4.

  • (19 September 1933), 'Paintings of Aborigines’, Argus, p. 4.

  • Kleinert, Sylvia (2000), ''The politics of portraiture,’ in Recognition: Percy Leason’s Aboriginal portraits’, National Portrait Gallery, Canberra, (unpaged).

  • Streeton, Arthur (11 September 1933), 'Two art shows, Aborigines and watercolours’, Argus.

  • Streeton, Arthur (21 March 1934), 'Aborigines in Watercolour’, Argus, p. 5.

  • Young, Blamire (18 September 1933), 'Aboriginal Studies’, Herald, p. 19.

  • Young, Blamire (22 March 1934), 'Watercolours of Natives: Mr Raynor’s records of dying race’, Herald, p. 8.

  • Young, Blamire (6 May 1934), 'Artist turned ethnologist’, Herald.