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Famous Australian painter, sculptor, scale modeler, writer and editorial cartoonist Norman Lindsay (Norman Alfred William Lindsay) was born on 22 February, 1879 in Creswick, Victoria. He was the fifth child of his parents, Robert Lindsay, an Irish surgeon, and Jane Lindsay. At the age of 16, Lindsay left for Melbourne and worked as an illustrator for local magazine, the “Hawklet”. He married Catherine Agatha Parkinson in the city of Melbourne on the 23rd May, 1900. They had three kids, Jack, Raymond and Philip, and 1918 they became divorced.
In 1902, Rose Soady, who later became his second wife, started modeling for Norman. During his sojourn in Europe from 1909 to 1911, Lindsay made 100 pen and ink illustrations for Petronius’ “Satyricon” in Naples. He also made sketches of model ships that were present in South Kensington Museum, London. It created in Lindsay a passion for ship models that lasted all his life. He returned to Australia in 1911. On 14th January 1920 he wedded Rose Soady and had two children with her.
Lindsay was talented and prolific in all the disciplines he was involved in, including painting on canvas, sculptures in concrete and bronze, woodcuts, pen and ink drawing, and etching. Being talented on so many areas lead to him being known as perhaps the most famous Australian painter. But his frank and excessive nude works stirred up controversy in Australia and abroad. In 1904 his works were considered blasphemous, his novel “Redheap” was banned in 1930, and in 1939 many of his canvases were burnt by protestors in the US.
The nude theme pervades in almost every work of art he’s attempted. “The Sphinx” (watercolor, 1922), “Duality” (sketch, 1920), “Languor” (oil, 1934), and “Court to Peacocks” (oil, 1927) are some of his representative paintings in oil on canvas. The gardens of his house located in Faulconbridge in New South Wales, which has now became the a Gallery and Museum named after Norman Lindsay, are filled with nude sculptures created by Lindsay. Some of the most prominent are the “Reclining Women Fountain”, “Female Figure Holding her Breasts”, “Satyr & Sphinx”, “Siren”, and the “The Satyr Pursuing a Nymph”.
While working as an editorial cartoonist, the ‘Red Menace’ and ‘Yellow Peril’ were the popular themes that he illustrated. “Age of Consent”, “Cousin from Fiji”, “Halfway to Anywhere”, “Saturdee” and “The Cautious Amorist” are some of his famous literary works. “The Magic Pudding”, Lindsay’s book for children, is considered a classic. In 1968 his book of pen drawings was published in Australia and the US, and in 1969 a reprint of his watercolor book was also published.
Norman Lindsay died on 21st November, 1969 leaving behind a large body of art and literature. In 1970 his autobiography “My Mask” was posthumously published. A collection of the works of this famous Australian painter can be found at the Norman Lindsay Gallery and Museum.
How to heat set ink on the glass?
I have a Ranger Adirondack Pigment inkpad, and it says on the back of her she is standing on the glass when it is set to heat. I have a tool Embossing heat can be heated with this game or is there another way? Thank you! =)
Yes, you can use your heat gun to set it, but try a sample of the glass before making your final draft to be sure he has the results you want. Some pigment inks do not dry on some surfaces without embossing powder etc. to cover it.
