OBE Norma Redpath b. 1928

  • Artist (Sculptor)
Since her first trip in 1956, Redpath has regularly travelled between Italy and Australia, living and working in both countries. Her passion for Italian culture and art has greatly inspired her bronze sculptural works. She was awarded an OBE for her contributions to Australian sculpture.
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exhibited at
Gallery A
Date
1963
Place
Melbourne, Vic.
Description
Type
Exhibition
exhibited at
Victorian Sculptors' Society
Date
1949 - 1951
Place
Melbourne, Vic.
Description
Type
Exhibition

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Related recognitions
  • Paesaggio Cariatide 1980/1985 (received)
  • Extended Column (received)
  • Awarded a Fellowship in the Creative Arts Australian National University (received)
  • Awarded the OBE for her contributions to sculpture (received)
  • Sydney Rubbo Memorial Capital 1970/1973 (received)
  • Facade Relief 1970-1972 (received)
  • Sculpture Column (received)
  • Bronze Reliefs (received)
  • Transfield Prize for Sculpture (received)
  • Treasury Fountain 1965/1969 (received)
  • BP Australia (received)
  • Mildura Prize for Sculpture (received)
  • Italian Government Travelling Scholarship. (received)
  • Mildara (later Mildura) Prize for Sculpture with a work in plaster designed for bronze casting. (received)
  • University of Melbourne (received)
  • University of Melbourne (received)
  • Paesaggio Cariatide 1980/1985 (received)
  • Extended Column (received)
  • Awarded a Fellowship in the Creative Arts Australian National University (received)
  • Awarded the OBE for her contributions to sculpture (received)
  • Sydney Rubbo Memorial Capital 1970/1973 (received)
  • Facade Relief 1970-1972 (received)
  • Sculpture Column (received)
  • Bronze Reliefs (received)
  • Transfield Prize for Sculpture (received)
  • Treasury Fountain 1965/1969 (received)
  • BP Australia (received)
  • Mildura Prize for Sculpture (received)
  • Italian Government Travelling Scholarship. (received)
  • Mildara (later Mildura) Prize for Sculpture with a work in plaster designed for bronze casting. (received)