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W.P. McIntosh b. 1 January 1858

Also known as William Priestly McIntosh

Artist (Sculptor)

McIntosh, a member of the Advisory Committee, Sydney Technical College was responsible for commemorative-scale public sculptures in NSW and QLD, for the Sydney Technical College, the Double Bay War Memorial figure, Queen Victoria Building, Sydney, Government Printer's Office and Lands Administration Building, Brisbane, a sculptural group for the (Old) Parliament House, Canberra and others. Macintosh worked in bronze and stone.

Tags: sculptor

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“MR. W. P. MACINTOSH.” obituary, The Sydney Morning Herald, 25 January 1930, p. 19
https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/16620603?searchTerm=The%20death%20occurred%20recently%20of%20Mr.%20W.%20P
T. J. Roseby, Sydney’s Water Supply and Sewerage , 1918, p.16. summary of Water Board sculpture group of Aquaria, Hygeia. and City of Sydney allegorical figure (in copper)
“A Great Sculptor Passes. The Late William P. MacIntosh.” Construction and Local Government Journal, 29 January 1930, p.12-13, 19. Many illustrations in this summary.
https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/133474992?searchTerm=W.P.%20Macintosh%20sculpture

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