Victor Alexander Zelman b. 1877

Also known as Victor Zelman
  • Artist
Zelman was a Victorian landscape painter who often painted in the open air. After training at the National Gallery School, his first solo exhibition is described in 1923 in Tunnack's Buildings, Collins Street, Melbourne. There are also references to work in watercolour. He later built a picturesque cottage, Hepburn Springs, Ballarat with internal mural paintings.
Tags: landscape painter
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Name
Victor Alexander Zelman
Also known as Victor Zelman
Gender
Male
Roles
  • Artist
Tags:
landscape painter
Birth date
1877
Birth place
Carlton, Melbourne, Vic.
Death date
1958
Death place
Hepburn Springs, Victoria, Australia
Death note
Victorian Death Certificate 24460/1958
Residence
  • -
Training
  • 1895 - National Gallery of Victoria Art School, Melbourne, VIC

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References [<ExternalResource: Exhibition of oil paintings by Victor Zelman held at the Fine Art Society's Gallery, 100 Exhibition Street, Melbourne : open from 17th April to 29th April, 1925. [item held at State Library of Victoria]>, <ExternalResource: "VICTOR ZELMAN'8 PAINTING." Art Notes, The Age, 8 August 1923, p.11. ["Mr. Victor Zelman is holding his first "one: man show," and a very suc- cessful first appearance it is.">, <ExternalResource: Victor Zelman, career summary. NB: death dates variable>] [<ExternalResource: Exhibition of oil paintings by Victor Zelman held at the Fine Art Society's Gallery, 100 Exhibition Street, Melbourne : open from 17th April to 29th April, 1925. [item held at State Library of Victoria]>, <ExternalResource: "VICTOR ZELMAN'8 PAINTING." Art Notes, The Age, 8 August 1923, p.11. ["Mr. Victor Zelman is holding his first "one: man show," and a very suc- cessful first appearance it is.">]