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Howard’s CV – Howard Sparks

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HOWARD SPARKS BORN 1930 Studies 1947 National Gallery Drawing School, Melbourne, under Murray Griffin. 1946 Formative years under Ian Bow ,sculptor, painter. 1961 Learning the craft. Nick Heiderich, painter, graduate German Art Academy. 1963 Rationalising art. John Brack, painter. Major Exhibitions 1962 Tasmanian Tourist Bureau Gallery, Melbourne 1965Victorian Artist…

Sparks, Howard Biography

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Howard Sparks. 1930-. Australia - Prices of Art at Auction

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Howard Sparks Australia, 1930-. Artist Howard Sparks has 17 works listed in the Australian Art Sales Digest.

Preparing the canvas in the 1950s and 1960s – Howard Sparks

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An artist ,in those years, usually prepared their own mixtures to start, paint, and finish the art work. How we prepared the canvass back in the 1950’s and1960’s. 1. Rabbit Skin Glue Size. This is to stop the oil colours seeping into the canvas or board. This glue always remains pliable and will not crack.