Norma Redpath b. 20 November 1928

Also known as
  • Artist (Sculptor)
Norma Redpath was a leading sculptor of the generation who emerged after World War II. Her success was even more remarkable as her career was forged at a time when it was especially difficult for women to succeed as artists. In 1956 she made the first of many visits to Italy, and there is a strong Italian influence in her work.
Tags: Sculptures in bronze, Italian influence
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life partner of
Sydney Rubbo
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spouse of
Franco Puccinelli
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spouse of
Antonio de Altamer
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associate of
Karl Duldig
1902
Artist (Sculptor), Artist (Ceramist), Artist (Painter)
associate of
Julius Kane
Artist (Sculptor)
associate of
Inge King
1918
Artist (Sculptor)
associate of
Clifford Last
Artist
associate of
Clifford Last
Artist (Sculptor)

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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)
  • OBE (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)
  • University of Melbourne (received)