Margo Lewers b. 1908

Also known as Margo Plate, Henrietta Margaret Ernestine Lewers
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Margo Lewers, a painter was the first person to introduce the Bauhaus to Australians. As a leading abstract expressionist painter, she received favourable reviews, won many awards and her work was included in major exhibitions.
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associate of
Grace Crowley
1890
Artist (Painter)
associate of
Ralph Balson
1890
Artist
associate of
Frank Hinder
1906
Artist (Cartoonist / Illustrator), Artist (Printmaker), Artist (Painter)
friend of
Eileen McGrath
1908
Artist (Draughtsman), Artist (Sculptor), Artist (Graphic Designer)
travelling companion in Germany, 1934, with Elaine Haxton and Gerald Lewers
associate of
Helen Elizabeth Ogilvie
1908
Artist (Cartoonist / Illustrator), Artist, Artist (Printmaker), Artist (Painter)
associate of
Desiderius Orban
1908
Artist (Painter)
sibling of
Carl Plate
1908
Artist (Painter)
associate of
Alison Rehfisch
1908
Artist

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  • Orban, Desiderius (associate of)
  • Nicholson, Ben (associate of)
  • Hepworth, Barbara (associate of)
  • Read, Herbert (associate of)
  • Lewers, Gerald (spouse of)
  • Plate, Adolph (child of)
  • Plate, Carl (sibling of)
Related stub person groups
  • Central School of Arts and Crafts, London, England, UK (associate of)
  • Contemporary Art Society, Sydney, NSW (associate of)
Related people
  • Crowley, Grace (associate of)
  • Balson, Ralph (associate of)
  • Hinder, Frank (associate of)
Related works
  • Studio (creator of)
Related collections
  • Penrith Regional Gallery and the Lewers Bequest, Emu Plains, NSW (collected in)
Related events
  • Peter Bray Gallery (exhibited at)
  • Contemporary Art Society (exhibited at)