John H. Leonard

Also known as Leo, J. H. Leonard, John Leonard, J. L.
  • Artist (Cartoonist / Illustrator)
Late colonial-period Adelaide, Melbourne and, possibly, Brisbane newspaper cartoonist, Leonard was the cartoonist "Leo" on the Port Adelaide News c.1877
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Citations

  • Dunstan, Alan Katen (1994), 'Broke-N-Ill The Writing on the Wall – Cartoons from around the Lock-Out 1909-1910’, Broken Hill Art Gallery, Broken Hill, NSW.

  • McCulloch, Alan & McCulloch, Susan (1994), 'Encyclopedia of Australian Art’, Allen & Unwin (3rd Revised edition), St Leonards, NSW.

  • Moore, William (1934), 'Story of Australian Art’, Volume II Angus & Robertson (facsimile 1980), Sydney, NSW, p 121.

  • Mahood, Marguerite (1973), 'The loaded line – Australian political caricature 1788-1901’, Melbourne University Press, Carlton, Vic.

  • (c.1877), Port Adelaide News.

  • (1890), Melbourne, Vic: (Australian) Life (Tit-Bits).

  • (1891), Melbourne Punch Almanac.

  • (1906), Brisbane, Qld: Worker.

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  • Black and white artists

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References [<ExternalResource: Dunstan, Alan Katen (1994), 'Broke-N-Ill The Writing on the Wall - Cartoons from around the Lock-Out 1909-1910', Broken Hill Art Gallery, Broken Hill, NSW.>, <ExternalResource: McCulloch, Alan & McCulloch, Susan (1994), 'Encyclopedia of Australian Art', Allen & Unwin (3rd Revised edition), St Leonards, NSW.>, <ExternalResource: Moore, William (1934), 'Story of Australian Art', Volume II Angus & Robertson (facsimile 1980), Sydney, NSW, p 121.>, <ExternalResource: Mahood, Marguerite (1973), 'The loaded line - Australian political caricature 1788-1901', Melbourne University Press, Carlton, Vic.>, <ExternalResource: (c.1877), Port Adelaide News.>, <ExternalResource: (1890), Melbourne, Vic: (Australian) Life (Tit-Bits).>, <ExternalResource: (1891), Melbourne Punch Almanac.>, <ExternalResource: (1906), Brisbane, Qld: Worker.>]