John Arthur Andrews b. October 1865

Also known as J. A. Andrews
  • Artist (Printmaker),
  • Artist (Cartoonist / Illustrator)
Late Colonial/Federation era cartoonist and anarchist. Andrews preached and published broadsheets and pamphlets advocating civil disobedience in the face of perceived unfair laws and authorities that featured his cartoons and illustrations.
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Citations

  • Pearl, Cyril, 'Wild Men of Sydney’.

  • Andrews, John Arthur, 'Anarchist Papers’, Sydney, NSW, 1893/1897.

  • Sydney, NSW : Revolt: The Monthly Magazine of Anarchy.

  • 'A Handbook of Anarchy’, Sydney, NSW.

  • (1894), Sydney, NSW: Bulletin. 11-03.

  • (1895), 'The conviction of Andrews’, Sydney, NSW : Daily Telegraph, 02-22.

  • (1897), 'An Anarchist Conference. Their Mysterious Lair. Interpretation of Terms’, Sydney, NSW : Daily Telegraph, 01-13.

  • Coleman, Peter (1961), 'Obscenity, blasphemy and sedition: 100 years of censorship in Australia’, Sydney, NSW : Angus & Robertson, pp 78-79.

  • Kerr, Joan (1999), 'Artists and Cartoonists in Black and White’, Sydney, NSW: National Trust S.H. Ervin Gallery.

  • Tocsin.

  • 'collection of Anarchy Pamphlets’, State Library of New South Wales (DG Q335.8).

Initial data sources

  • Black and white artists

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