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Graeme Charles Inson

Graeme Charles Inson (1923 - 2000) was active/lived in Australia.  Graeme Inson is known for Landscape, portrait, still-life painting.

The following biography was submitted by the artist's stepson, Harvey Shore:
 
On his last day alive, Graeme Inson was sharing his skills and experience with a class of students at his studio in Sydney, as he had done for the past 46 years.  Suddenly he felt severe pains in his abdomen.  Concerned students rushed him to St Vincent's Hospital where he was treated with antibiotics and spent a peaceful night.  But on Wednesday morning, May 10, 2000, Australia's greatest living exponent of the Max Meldrum school of Tonal Impressionism suffered a massive heart attack and died.
 
Graeme was born in the New South Wales country town of Cootamundra on February 8, 1923.  His father Charles Inson owned the largest General Store in town.  Young Graeme was educated at Canberra Grammar, where Gough Whitlam was a classmate and where an extensive collection or Inson artworks is now displayed.  Graeme Inson completed school in 1941; with high marks in   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 13392 characters.]  Artist bio

Artist auction records

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