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This exhibition of prints and drawings by Lionel Lindsay (1874-1961) concerns the artist’s connections with the British Museum; private print societies based in America; Philip Hofer at The Houghton Library, Harvard University; and other influential people and bodies in Britain and the United States – Australia’s ‘great and powerful friends’, to borrow a phrase from Prime Minister Robert Menzies, who was one of Lindsay’s own dear friends.

Join us for a Twilight Tour on Thursday 21 June @ 5.30pm. This is a free event and all are welcome | RSVP to the Gallery by Tuesday 19 June.

Exhibition on display from 28 April to 22 July 2018

Image: Lionel LINDSAY 1874-1961 / Repose (Peacocks) 1938 / wood engraving / no. 114 ed. 200 / 22.7 x 15.0cm / second printing, published exclusively for members by the Woodcut Society, Kansas City, USA / Toowoomba Regional Art Gallery - Toowoomba City Collection 1785 / © National Library of Australia