Virgil Reilly b. 1892

Also known as Virgil Gavan Reilly, Virgil
  • Artist (Cartoonist / Illustrator)
Cartoonist, creator of the "Virgil girls" and illustrator of Kenneth Slessor's poetry.
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References [<ExternalResource: 'Man'.>, <ExternalResource: 'Australian Women's Weekly'.>, <ExternalResource: 'Bulletin'.>, <ExternalResource: 'Smith's Weekly'.>, <ExternalResource: 'Lone Hand'.>, <ExternalResource: de Berg, Hazel (c.1972), 'Oral History Tape', Canberra, ACT : National Library of Australia.>, <ExternalResource: Blaikie, George (1975), 'Remember Smith's Weekly? : a biography of an uninhibited national Australian newspaper, born 1 March 1919, died 28 October 1950', Adelaide, SA : Rigby.>, <ExternalResource: King, J. (1979), 'The other side of the coin : a cartoon history of Australia', Stanmore, NSW : Cassell Australia.>, <ExternalResource: Lindesay, Vane (1994), 'Drawing from life : a history of the Australian Black and White Artists' Club', Sydney, NSW : State Library of New South Wales Press.>, <ExternalResource: Rafty, Tony; Mack, Brodie (1946), 'Fifty Years of Australian Cartooning', 09, Sydney, NSW : Blaxland Gallery.>, <ExternalResource: Rainbow, Brenda (1998), '"Golden Years of Cartooning" 1920 to 1940: Featuring the works of Stan Cross & more than twenty cartoonists of the same era', Coffs Harbour, NSW : Bunker Cartoon Gallery.>, <ExternalResource: Slessor, Kenneth & Reilly, Virgil (1933), 'Darlinghurst Nights', Sydney, NSW : Johnson, Frank C. (reprint, A&R, Sydney 1981).>, <ExternalResource: Dutton, Geoffrey (1991), 'Kenneth Slessor', Ringwood, Vic : Viking.>, <ExternalResource: 'Truth', Melbourne, Vic.>, <ExternalResource: 'Sydney Daily Mirror', Sydney, NSW.>, <ExternalResource: Judd, Craig (1999), 'Australians in black & white : the most public art', Sydney, NSW : State Library of New South Wales.>] [<ExternalResource: 'Man'.>, <ExternalResource: 'Australian Women's Weekly'.>, <ExternalResource: 'Bulletin'.>, <ExternalResource: 'Smith's Weekly'.>, <ExternalResource: 'Lone Hand'.>]