Sir John Longstaff b. 10 March 1861

Also known as John Campbell Longstaff
  • Artist (Painter)
Sir John Campbell Longstaff was a renowned portraitist both in Australia and England, winning five Archibald prizes between 1925 and 1935.
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Name
Sir John Longstaff
Also known as John Campbell Longstaff
Gender
Male
Roles
  • Artist (Painter)
Other Occupation
  • Designer (Designer Advertising commissions)
Birth date
10 March 1861
Birth place
Clunes, VIC
Death date
1 October 1941
Residence
  • 1920 - 1952 Melbourne, VIC
  • 1901 - 1920 London, England, UK
  • 1894 - 1901 Melbourne, VIC
  • 1888 - 1894 Paris, France
  • 1882 - 1887 Melbourne, VIC
Training
  • 1888 - 1890 Academie Cormon, Paris, France
  • 1882 - 1887 National Gallery School, Melbourne, VIC
Languages
  • English

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Related recognitions
  • Official War artist WWI (received)
  • The Archibald Prize (received)
  • First President - Australian Academy of Art (received)
  • Knighthood (received)
  • Trustee - Public Library, Museums and National Gallery (received)
  • President of the Australian Art Association (received)
  • President - Victorian Artists Society (received)
  • First President - Australian Academy of Art (received)
  • Trustee - Public Library, Museums and National Gallery (received)
  • President of the Australian Art Association (received)
  • President - Victorian Artists Society (received)
  • Official War artist WWI (received)
  • Knighthood (received)
  • The Archibald Prize (received)