Fred (Frederick C.) Ward b. 1899

  • Designer (Industrial / Product Designer)
Ward was a designer who studied at the National Gallery School, Melbourne and began a design career in the 1920s, later working for Myer Emporium. He was the design consultant to the Australian National University, Canberra working with architect Brian Lewis and Derek Wrigley. In the 1960s he was a Commonwealth design consultant. He was also a key figure in the establishment of what became the Design Institute of Australia.
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Fred (Frederick C.) Ward (also known as a cartoonist)
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  • Designer (Industrial / Product Designer)
Birth date
1899

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References [<ExternalResource: anon (1 January 2012), 'Fred Ward furniture design archive, 1947 - 1988 Read more: http://www.powerhousemuseum.com/collection/database/?irn=142276#ixzz1xWkpUcPF Under Creative Commons License: Attribution Non-Commercial'.>]
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  • Boyd, Robin (Gerard Penleigh) (associate of)
  • Hunt, Peter (associate of)
  • Wrigley, Derek (associate of)
  • Lewis, Brian (associate of)
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  • Powerhouse Museum (collected in)
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