Raymond Lindsay b. August 1903

Also known as Ray Lindsay
  • Artist (Printmaker),
  • Artist (Theatre / Film Designer),
  • Artist (Cartoonist / Illustrator),
  • Artist (Painter)
As well as being a fine cartoonist and an adept art critic, Raymond Lindsay is best known as the creator of large scale history paintings. He was the second son of artist Norman Lindsay, and was active from the early 1920s to the mid 1950s.

Citations

  • Smith, Bernard, 'Lindsay, Raymond (1903-1960)’, Melbourne University Press, Vic., Australian Dictionary of Biography.

  • Howarth R. G. & Barker A. W. (eds) (1979), 'Letters of Norman Lindsay’, Angus & Robertson. Sydney, NSW, The letter quoted in the DAAO entry is published on page 551 of this book.

  • Payter, Dora (June 1931), 'Painting the Past’, Sydney, NSW: B.P. Magazine, .

  • 'various’.

  • Arnold, John (ed) (1983), 'A letter from Sydney’, Jester Press, Melbourne, Vic., A long letter from Ray Lindsay to his England-based brother Jack Lindsay.

  • Lindsay, Jack (1960), 'The Roaring Twenties’, The Bodley Head, London, UK.

  • Lindsay, Philip (undated c. 1941?), 'I’d live the same over’, Hutchinson & Co, London, UK.

  • (7 May 1929), Sydney, NSW: Sun.