Tina Wentcher b. 1887

Also known as Ernestine Haim, Tina Haim-Wentscher, Ernestine Wentcher, Ernestine Wentscher, Tina Haim-Wentcher
  • Artist (Sculptor)
Sculptor and carver. Trained in Paris and Berlin and well travelled through Greece, Italy, Egypt, Abyssinia, and S.E. Asia before settling in Victoria following the outbreak of WWII. Produced portrait busts and figure designs.
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creator of
Delphic Charioteer

Two miniature bronze copies of the Delphic Charioteer.

 
creator of
Bessarabian Boy
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A small bronze head acquired by the National Gallery of Victoria, was stolen in 1945 so she made a pewter replica at her own expense in 1946.

 

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Related events
  • NSW Society of Artists (exhibited at)
  • Victorian Artists' Society (exhibited at)
  • Contemporary Art Society (exhibited at)
  • [Joint exhibition with Wentcher, Julius (husband)] (exhibited at)
  • [Solo exhibition] (exhibited at)
  • Julius and Tina Wentcher (exhibited at)
  • San Francisco World Fair (exhibited at)
  • Glasgow Empire Exhibition (exhibited at)
  • Berlin Secessionist exhibition (exhibited at)
  • Of and by Women (exhibited at)
  • Sculpture Mildura 1964 (exhibited at)
  • Herald outdoor art show 1953 (exhibited at)
  • Sculpture by Australian women (exhibited at)
  • NSW Society of Artists (exhibited at)
  • Victorian Artists' Society (exhibited at)
  • Contemporary Art Society (exhibited at)
  • [Joint exhibition with Wentcher, Julius (husband)] (exhibited at)
  • [Solo exhibition] (exhibited at)
  • Julius and Tina Wentcher (exhibited at)
  • San Francisco World Fair (exhibited at)
  • Glasgow Empire Exhibition (exhibited at)
  • Berlin Secessionist exhibition (exhibited at)
  • Of and by Women (exhibited at)
  • Sculpture Mildura 1964 (exhibited at)
  • Herald outdoor art show 1953 (exhibited at)