Judy Cassab b. 1920

Also known as Judit Kaszab, Maria Koperdak, Judith Cassab
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Painter born in Austria. Resident of Sydney she is a prolific and accomplished artist, able to paint portraits in a single sitting if necessary. Cassab has also worked as a muralist providing a mural for the Rex, Potts Point, Sydney in 1953.
Tags: Archibald Prize
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