Reginald Walter Coulter b.

Also known as Reg Coulter, R. W. Coulter, R. Walter Coulter
  • Artist (Cartoonist / Illustrator)
Mid 20th century New Zealand-born Sydney-based cartoonist, illustrator and author.
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Citations

  • Stone, Mick (1998), 'Checklist’, Melbourne, Vic : in A. Shiell (ed.), Bonzer, p 154.

  • Swain, David (15 November 1988), 'Keep laughing, this is serious’, Sydney, NSW : in Bulletin.

  • (2000), 'Canterbury Vignette Series : Leonard Booth’, Christchurch, NZ : Robert McDougall Art Gallery [Christchurch Art Gallery Te Puna o Waiwhetu].

  • Sydney, NSW : Woman’s Mirror.

  • (1926), Triad Magazine of Australia Ltd : Cobbers.

  • Wells, Ernest (1934), 'The Bubble Galleon : a holiday pantomime by Ernest Wells : set to pictures by R.W. Coulter’, Sydney, NSW : A & R.

  • Information sourced from Conor, Liz.

  • Wells, Ernest (1935), 'Master Davy’s Locker : a story of adventure in the under sea’, Sydney, NSW.

  • Skipper, Mervyn (1929), 'The Meeting Pool: a tale of Borneo’, London, England, UK : Elkin Mathews & Marrot (reissued Sydney, NSW : A & R, 1940 and Czech and Finnish editions).

  • Muir, Marcie (1992), 'Australian children’s books : a bibliography : Volume 1. 1774-1972’, Carlton, Vic : Melbourne University Press ; Portland, Or, USA : International Specialized Book Services.

  • Sydney, NSW : Bulletin.

  • Kerr, Joan (1999), 'Artists and Cartoonists in Black and White’, Sydney, NSW : National Trust S. H. Ervin Gallery.

  • Coulter, R. Walter (1937), 'Everlasting Hurricane : a saga of the western Pacific’, Sydney, NSW : Angus & Robertson (first run in the Sydney Morning Herald as a serial).

See also

  • 'W.E. Pigeon (Wep), biography and caricature of Coulter, State Library of New South Wales, Mitchell Library (Px*D556/91).'.
  • 'PORTRAIT: possible self-portrait, "I'm terrible busy, but I wish someone would come in and argue me into going out for a drink", Smith's Weekly 20 September 1930, 2.'.

Initial data sources

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