Livingston Hopkins b. 1846

Also known as Hop, Livingstone Hopkins
  • Artist (Painter),
  • Artist (Cartoonist / Illustrator)
A conservative and influential late colonial era Bulletin cartoonist, who came to Australia after a successful career in the US. He was known as an anti-suffragist and anti-royalist who habitually ignored Norman Lindsay, even after being introduced to him many, many times.
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Citations

  • Hopkins, Livingston, 'Livingston Hopkins, Cartoons, etc’, 28 vols of cutting books kept by Hop from the New York Daily Graphic 1874-82 and the Bulletin 1883-1925 (Mitchell Library).

  • Hopkins, Livingston (1913), 'Hop his confessions – Chapters from the Autobiography of Livingston Hopkins illustrated by himself’, Lone Hand, December -June, very detailed, humorous and generally accurate serialised autobiography, with many illustrations.

  • Sandes, John (1927), 'A Little Boy From Manly’, Smith’s Weekly, 09-03, p.17, Ostensibly obit. but only tells the story of Little Boy from Manly.

  • Hopkins, Hattie F. (1950), 'Hop’, Sydney, NSW: Bulletin, 03-01, p.35, (written in response to comments made by Norman Lindsay in the 1950 Jubilee issue).

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