Norman Lindsay



Born: 23 February 1879, Creswick, Victoria
Died: 21 November 1969, Falconbridge (in the Blue Mountains), New South Wales

Norman Lindsay worked as a sports illustrator in Melbourne, then he joined the The Bulletin (Sydney) in 1901 and eventually became the newspaper's chief cartoonist. A painter and book illustrator, Lindsay was asked on the outbreak of the First World War to produce a series of propaganda posters for the Allies.

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Norman Lindsay Ned Kelly [date?]

Norman Lindsay Peter Lalor [date?]

Norman Lindsay Portrait of Honey [date?]

Norman Lindsay ? 1914 [World War One poster]

Norman Lindsay Quick! 1918 [World War One poster]

Norman Lindsay The Isolationists 1937 [sketch from The Bulletin, 1937]

Norman Lindsay The Last Call c1914-1918 [World War One poster]

Norman Lindsay The Trumpet Calls 1918 [World War One poster]

Norman Lindsay Will You Fight Now Or Wait For This c1914-1918 [World War One poster]

Norman Lindsay Your Turn Next! 1917 [World War One sketch from The Bulletin, 8 November 1917]

Norman Lindsay My Army, O, My Army date?

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