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Head From Life
A portrait profile picture of an unknown man's head and shoulders. A drawing by a student of the National Gallery Schools, Melbourne, selected by Lindsay Bernard Hall, the director. Date: circa 1922
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Bernard Director Gallery Lindsay Mans Melbourne Schools Selected Shoulders Student Unknown 1922 Gillam
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This head and shoulder portrait, titled 'Head From Life,' is a beautiful drawing by an unidentified student of the National Gallery Schools in Melbourne, Australia. Dated circa 1922, this exquisite work of art was selected by Lindsay Bernard Hall, the esteemed director of the National Gallery of Victoria at the time. The drawing showcases the student's exceptional skill in capturing the intricacies of the human form, particularly the subject's profile. The unknown man's head is depicted with a thoughtful and introspective expression, adding depth and emotion to the piece. The National Gallery Schools, an integral part of the National Gallery of Victoria, has a rich history of fostering artistic talent in Australia. The institution prides itself on providing students with a comprehensive education in the visual arts, allowing them to develop their skills under the guidance of experienced tutors. This drawing is a testament to the caliber of education offered at the National Gallery Schools during the early 20th century. Lindsay Bernard Hall, a respected figure in the Australian art world, played a pivotal role in the development of the National Gallery of Victoria. His discerning eye for talent is evident in his selection of this remarkable drawing. The drawing is part of a new series of acquisitions that showcase the diverse range of works produced by students of the National Gallery Schools. This series offers a unique insight into the artistic legacy of Melbourne's vibrant arts community and the enduring impact of the National Gallery Schools on Australian art.
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