Georg Teltscher b. 1 January 1904

Also known as George Adams, George Adams-Teltscher, Georg Anthony Adams-Teltscher
  • Artist (Printmaker)
Teltscher attended the School of Arts and Crafts, Vienna, later studying at the Bauhaus 1921-23. He later immigrated to England where he was interned and deported to Australia aboard the vessel Dunera. While interned at Hay, he designed "camp currency" printed locally. He returned to England in 1941 to take up a teaching career, design for Thames and Hudson, later taking a teaching post in Nigeria.
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References [<ExternalResource: George Weibel. Beyond Art, A Third Culture, Spring Wien, 2005, pps. 42, 66-67>, <ExternalResource: Roger Butler. The Europeans : emigré artists in Australia, 1930-1960, National Gallery of Australia, 1997, p.15 >, <ExternalResource: Teltscher, Georg. ÖsterreicherInnen für Spaniens Freiheit 1936-1939>, <ExternalResource: Alina Polianskaya, "George Adams exhibition shines light on “prolific” but “undocumented” Bauhaus designer." 27 February 2019 [bio summary]>, <ExternalResource: [Australian career survey] in Bauhaus Diaspora and Beyond, Transforming Education through Art, Design and Architecture. Summary of Bauhaus diaspora within Australia, Philip Goad, Ann Stephen, Andrew McNamara, Harriet, Isabel Wunsche amongst the individual contributors. Miegunyah Press, Power Publications, 2019, illustrated, 279 pps.>] [<ExternalResource: George Weibel. Beyond Art, A Third Culture, Spring Wien, 2005, pps. 42, 66-67>, <ExternalResource: Roger Butler. The Europeans : emigré artists in Australia, 1930-1960, National Gallery of Australia, 1997, p.15 >, <ExternalResource: Teltscher, Georg. ÖsterreicherInnen für Spaniens Freiheit 1936-1939>, <ExternalResource: Alina Polianskaya, "George Adams exhibition shines light on “prolific” but “undocumented” Bauhaus designer." 27 February 2019 [bio summary]>]