Grahame King b. 1915

  • Artist (Printmaker)
Born in Melbourne in 1915, Grahame King was an artist-printmaker who significantly contributed to the field of printmaking in Australia. He taught lithography to generations of students at RMIT and in 1965, he along with Udo Sellbach and Dr Ursula Hoff established the Print Council of Australia, of which he became the Honourary Secretary and President.
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Name
Grahame King
Gender
Male
Roles
  • Artist (Printmaker)
Other Occupation
  • Secretary of the Victorian Artist's Association -
  • President Print Council of Australia -
Birth date
1915
Birth place
Melbourne, Vic.
Training
  • - National Gallery School, Melbourne, Vic.
  • - Working Men's College (Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology), Melbourne, Victoria
  • - George Bell School, Melbourne, Vic.

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Other occupations
  • Secretary of the Victorian Artist's Association -
  • President Print Council of Australia -
  • Secretary of the Victorian Artist's Association -
  • President Print Council of Australia -
References [<ExternalResource: AGNSW, 'Gothic tracery 1 (1962), by Grahame King', Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney, NSW.>, <ExternalResource: RMIT, 'New Abstraction RMIT 1965-1985: Leonard Crawford, George Johnson, Grahame King, exhibition 1 May - 9 June 2007'.>] [<ExternalResource: AGNSW, 'Gothic tracery 1 (1962), by Grahame King', Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney, NSW.>]
Trainings
  • - National Gallery School, Melbourne, Vic.
  • - Working Men's College (Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology), Melbourne, Victoria
  • - George Bell School, Melbourne, Vic.
  • - National Gallery School, Melbourne, Vic.
  • - Working Men's College (Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology), Melbourne, Victoria
  • - George Bell School, Melbourne, Vic.