Australian Dictionary of Biography

8 October 1877
Hamburg, Germany

2 July 1968
Mount Barker, South Australia, Australia

• German

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• Spencer, Walter Baldwin (friend)
• Fox, Emanuel Phillips (friend)
• Barnes, Gustave Adrian (friend)
• Smith, Sydney George Ure (friend)
• Spencer, Walter Baldwin (acquaintance)
• Young, William Blamire (acquaintance)
• Lindsay, Lionel Arthur (acquaintance)
• Gruner, Elioth Lauritz Leganyer (acquaintance)
• Herbert, Harold Brocklebank (acquaintance)
• Trenerry, Horace Hurtle (acquaintance)
• Streeton, Arthur Ernest (supporter)
• Gill, Harry Pelling (teacher)
• Ashton, James (teacher)
• Barr Smith, Robert (patron)
• Melba, Nellie (patron)
• Joyner, Frederick Allen (patron)

• East Adelaide School (student, 1885)
• South Australian School of Art (student)
• Norwood Art School (Adelaide) (student, 1893)

• landscape artist (1891-1968) South Australia, Australia
• painter (1891-1968) South Australia, Australia
• water-colourist (1891-1968) South Australia, Australia
• conservationist (1900-1968) South Australia, Australia
• art teacher (1903-1908) South Australia, Australia
• still-life artist (1918-1968) South Australia, Australia

• Wynne Prize for art (recipient, 1904)
• Wynne Prize for art (recipient, 1909)
• Wynne Prize for art (recipient, 1911)
• Wynne Prize for art (recipient, 1920)
• Wynne Prize for art (recipient, 1922)
• Wynne Prize for art (recipient, 1924)
• Wynne Prize for art (recipient, 1926)
• Crouch Prize (recipient, 1931)
• Wynne Prize for art (recipient, 1931)
• Wynne Prize for art (recipient, 1932)
• Officer of the Order of the British Empire (recipient, 1945)
• Maude Vizard-Wholohan prize (recipient, 1957)
• Knight Bachelor (recipient, 1959)

• Heysen electorate (South Australian parliament) (eponym)