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Eric Thake b. 1904

Also known as Eric Prentice Anchor Thake

Mid 20th century Melbourne surrealist graphic and commercial artist and illustrator, designer and painter.

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(October 1976), 'Eric Thake: Pubs & Bars’, Geelong, Victoria: Geelong Art Gallery, .
(December 1968), 'Eric Thake: Linocuts, drawings, photographs’, Newcastle, New South Wales: Newcastle City Art Gallery, .
(January 1981), 'Eric Thake: A personal retrospective’, Melbourne, Victoria: Ministry for the Arts Foyer Gallery, .
McAuslan, Jean (March 1983), 'Eric Thake 1904-82’, Canberra, ACT: Journal of the Australian War Memorial 2, pp 20-23, .

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