Mickey of Ulladulla b. c.1825

Also known as Micky, Mickie, Old Mickey
  • Artist (Draughtsman),
  • Artist (Painter)
Mickey of Ulladulla was an Aboriginal artist active in the ninetenth century on the south coast of NSW. Five of his paintings were included posthumously in the catalogue of exhibits in the NSW Courts at the Chicago Exposition in 1893.
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exhibited at
Likan'mirri - Connections
Date
2004
Place
ANU Drill Hall Gallery, Canberra ACT
Description
Type
Exhibition
exhibited at
Aboriginal Artists of the Nineteenth Century
Date
1994
Place
National Gallery of Australia, Canberra, ACT
Description

Curated by Andrew Sayers

Type
Exhibition
exhibited at
World's Columbian Exposition
Date
1893
Place
Chicago, Illinois, USA
Description
Type
Exhibition

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References [<ExternalResource: Russell, Roslyn (February 2002), 'An Object Lesson to Fair Vistors: Australia at the World's Columbian Expostion, 1983.', Canberra, ACT : NLA News, Volume XII Number 5, .>, <ExternalResource: Bancroft, Hubert Howe (1893), 'World's Columbian Exposition of 1893, The Book of the Fair', chapter 20.>, <ExternalResource: Sayers, Andrew (1994), 'Aboriginal artists of the nineteenth century', Oxford University Press, Melbourne, Vic., in association with the National Gallery of Australia.>, <ExternalResource: (13 October 1891), 'Obituary', Ulladulla Milton Times.>, <ExternalResource: Sayers, Andrew, 'Mickey of Ulladulla', Australian Dictionary of Biography.>] [<ExternalResource: Russell, Roslyn (February 2002), 'An Object Lesson to Fair Vistors: Australia at the World's Columbian Expostion, 1983.', Canberra, ACT : NLA News, Volume XII Number 5, .>, <ExternalResource: Bancroft, Hubert Howe (1893), 'World's Columbian Exposition of 1893, The Book of the Fair', chapter 20.>, <ExternalResource: Sayers, Andrew (1994), 'Aboriginal artists of the nineteenth century', Oxford University Press, Melbourne, Vic., in association with the National Gallery of Australia.>]