Norman Lloyd b. 16 October 1895

  • Artist (Painter)
A student of Julian Ashton's, Lloyd migrated to London in 1930 where he became a member of the Royal Institute of Oil Painters and the London Sketch Club. For a time Lloyd was also the proprietor of an upmarket boarding house whose guests and associates included fellow Australian artists Will Ashton, Alison Rehfisch and George Duncan, pianist Nancy Weir and war correspondent Harold Fyffe, who introduced Lloyd to H.G. Wells and George Bernard Shaw.
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Citations

  • 'Memories of a close friend of Norman Lloyd’, Recorded interview with Francis Sutton, March 2008.

  • Moore, William (1934), 'The Story of Australian Art’, Angus & Robertson, Sydney, NSW.

  • Tindall, Gillian (1996), 'Célestine – Voices from a French Village’, Mandarin Paperbacks.

  • Day, Christopher (1990), 'Retrospective Exhibition Catalogue’, Paddington, NSW.

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References [<ExternalResource: 'Memories of a close friend of Norman Lloyd', Recorded interview with Francis Sutton, March 2008.>, <ExternalResource: Moore, William (1934), 'The Story of Australian Art', Angus & Robertson, Sydney, NSW.>, <ExternalResource: Tindall, Gillian (1996), 'Célestine - Voices from a French Village', Mandarin Paperbacks.>, <ExternalResource: Day, Christopher (1990), 'Retrospective Exhibition Catalogue', Paddington, NSW.>] [<ExternalResource: 'Memories of a close friend of Norman Lloyd', Recorded interview with Francis Sutton, March 2008.>]