“Melbourne Street Scene” Untitled Jessie Macqueen Mackintosh1
“Melbourne Street Scene” Untitled Jessie Macqueen Mackintosh1
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“Melbourne Street Scene” Untitled

Jessie Macqueen Mackintosh (Australian 1891-1958)

$610.00

MATERIALS:

Signed Watercolour On Paper

DIMENSIONS:

Image size 38.5cm x 29.5cm Frame size 49.5cm x 39.5cm x 1.5cm

INSCRIPTIONS:

Signed Jessie Mackintosh. Untitled

“Jessie is well known for her artworks which have sold at auctions houses like Sotheby’s, Christies, Lawsons and Menzies”

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Bio

Bio Jessie MacQueen Mackintosh (Australian 1891-1958)

Jessie MacQueen Mackintosh was born in Adelaide in 1891, around the start of the 1900s she moved down to Melbourne to study at the National Gallery Of Victoria School which she did for three years and then returned 16 years later for another 4 years.

In 1932-35 she studied at the bell-Shore School Of Creative Art then moved to the Royal Melbourne Institute Of Technology.

Jessie is well known for her artworks which have sold at auctions houses like Sotheby’s, Christies, Lawsons and Menzies.

She is also known for her prints, photography and boardgames “Race Around Australia” most notably her (1945) “Corroboree” boardgame which she illustrated aboriginal tribes hunting, gathering and dancing which also included well illustrated pictures of Australian wildlife and scenery, the main goal of the game was to do things like throwing boomerangs and dig honey ants which advanced you to reach the destination of the home tribe-land without getting kicked out of the game or going backwards. The game was a attempt to broaden the knowledge of the players about indigenous culture during the 1940s and 50s

Her work has exhibited at galleries, art and printmaking shows which include Athenaeum, Tyers Gallery, Rookwood Gallery, Herald Art Show, Ideal Home exhibition, Australian Women Printmakers 1910-1940, Trust the Women (National Women’s Art Exhibition) and New Melbourne Art Club. Her works are held in collections all over Australia such as Geelong Art Gallery, Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum,

City of Ballarat Fine Art Gallery and National Gallery of Australia

Condition

Image in Excellent condition Frame in Great condition may have some minor Chipping and scratching on frame plus usual wear marks from use and displaying consistent with age see photos as photos play an important role in description of condition – Art work/s will be posted in a picture box made by us from Cardboard and Foam packaging to suit the size of your individual art work/s send us a message so we can do combined postage where possible and safe to do so THIS may save you money if you buy more than one art work Please note that some art works cannot be combined because of delicate nature e.g. Delicate Glass fragile frames

Most of the art work we sell are of an antique or vintage era and reflect this in condition they are not in new condition unless stipulated we have a scale we use of Excellent Condition: No visible flaws Chips scratches or wear – Great Condition: May have flaws Chips scratches and wear – Good Condition: Does have significant flaws Chips scratches and wear in as found condition

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Postal package 58cm x 48cm x 10cm 2.1kg

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Most of the artwork we sell are of an antique or vintage era and reflect this in condition, they are not in new condition unless stipulated.

We have a scale we use of Excellent Condition: No visible flaws Chips scratches or wear – Great Condition: May have flaws Chips scratches and wear – Good Condition: Does have significant flaws Chips scratches and wear in as found condition

We also add additional condition information to the listing description & photos play an important role in condition description.

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