Brian Dunlop b. 14 October 1940

  • Artist (Painter),
  • Artist (Draughtsman)
Brian Dunlop's understated paintings and drawings were influenced by Renaissance art, as well as the Charm School artists who were his teachers in Sydney. His best known work is a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II.
Tags: Portraiture
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References [<ExternalResource: De groen, Geoffrey (1982), 'Conversation between Geoffrey De Groen and Brian Dunlop - an excerpt', Sydney, NSW : Art and Australia, XIX/4, Winter, pp 430-433.>, <ExternalResource: Strahan, Lynne (1990), 'Brian Dunlop', Sydney, NSW : Craftsman House.>, <ExternalResource: Mendelssohn, Joanna "Classical Painter in Western Tradition" (Obituary) The Australian 18 December 2009>] [<ExternalResource: De groen, Geoffrey (1982), 'Conversation between Geoffrey De Groen and Brian Dunlop - an excerpt', Sydney, NSW : Art and Australia, XIX/4, Winter, pp 430-433.>, <ExternalResource: Strahan, Lynne (1990), 'Brian Dunlop', Sydney, NSW : Craftsman House.>]