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Stan de teliga biography

          Stan de Teliga (), artist and teacher, arrived in Australia with his Polish parents in After war service, he completed his diploma at Sydney's....

          Stan De Teliga, Kydra River

          STANLEY DE TELIGA

          (Australian, 1924- 1998)

          Dusk Kyrdra

          1980

          Mixed Media

          54cm x 36cm

          Acquired 1980

          109325

           

          STANLEY DE TELIGA

          (Australian, 1924- 1998)

          Kyrdra River Landscape

          1974

          gouache and ink

          37cm x 27cm

          Acquired 1980

          109249.

           

          STANLEY DE TELIGA

          (Australian, 1924- 1998)

          Stan-Henge Dam

          1992

          Oil on Canvas

          92.3cm x 132cm

          Acquired

          109478

           

          Biography

          Stanley de Teliga is an Australian painter best known for his bright abstracted landscapes.

          Stan de Teliga was an artist, teacher and administrator influential in the Sydney arts scene throughout the 's, 70's and 80's.

        1. Stan de Teliga was an artist, teacher and administrator influential in the Sydney arts scene throughout the 's, 70's and 80's.
        2. Born in Poland in , de Teliga arrived in Australia in After serving in the RAAF during World War II, he studied at the East Sydney Technical College.
        3. Stan de Teliga (), artist and teacher, arrived in Australia with his Polish parents in After war service, he completed his diploma at Sydney's.
        4. Stan de Teliga was an Australian painter who was born in Numerous key galleries and museums such as Orange Regional Gallery have featured Stan de.
        5. Polish-born artist and teacher Stan de Teliga studied at Sydney's National Art School and later taught art there, as well as at the University of Sydney.
        6. His quasi-cubist non-objective landscapes viewed his surroundings as multiple patches of colour where colour created the form.

          De Teliga immigrated from Poland in 1926 with his parents. In 1951, after completing war service he studied at Sydney’s National Art School and tutored in art at the University of Sydney from 1954- 1961, before moving to Hobart to become the keeper of the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery.

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