Don Angus

  • Artist
Angus advertised himself as a commercial artist working from a studio at 80 Hunter Street, Sydney. He produced illustrations for dailies, magazines and children' books. He was associated with the journal "Glass", later known as "Decoration and Glass", a progressive trade journal that began in the early 1930s. He later became the VP of the Australian Commercial and Industrial Artists Association in Victoria.
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Citations

  • “Few Women as Commercial Art Exhibitors.” Sydney Morning Herald, 26 June 1951, p.5

  • Joy Hayes, Dandenongs sketchbook. Drawings by Don Angus, Rigby, 1970

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References [<ExternalResource: "Few Women as Commercial Art Exhibitors." Sydney Morning Herald, 26 June 1951, p.5 >, <ExternalResource: Joy Hayes, Dandenongs sketchbook. Drawings by Don Angus, Rigby, 1970>] [<ExternalResource: "Few Women as Commercial Art Exhibitors." Sydney Morning Herald, 26 June 1951, p.5 >]