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[es-ES]Record tools[es-ES] [es-ES]Displays[es-ES]	Israelites Sanctuary 1853, street scene Remove from selection Add to selection Número del objetoM2009/002:004 TítuloIsraelites Sanctuary 1853, street scene Creador Frederick B. Lamberger DescripciónPen on paper drawing of a street scene at the intersection of Campbell and Denham Streets in Surry Hills, Sydney, showing the Christian Israelites Church (Israelites Sanctuary, founded 1853). The drawing is signed and dated by the artist, Frederick B. Lamberger, 31.8.60. Lamberger was born in Hungary in 1907 and, in World War II, he fought with the French underground movement, the Maquis, and served as a liaison officer for the US Army. He migrated to Australia in 1950 with his sister, Catherine Gluck (nee Lamberger). He was an artist and entrepreneur who had many businesses in the King's Cross area, travelled widely and produced many drawings. Fred died on 23-01-1986 at St Vincent's Hospital in Darlinghurst, Sydney. Lugar de producciónSydney, New South Wales, Australia Fecha 1960-08-31 Temadrawings, street scenes, cities, churches Nombre del objetodrawings Materialink, paper Dimensiones width: 276.00 mm height: 177.00 mm Lenguaje Línea de créditoSydney Jewish Museum Collection, Donated by Catherine Gluck Documentation girl with long hair300001324 Frederick B. Lamberger, the man and his art300001314

Número del objetoM2009/002:004

TítuloIsraelites Sanctuary 1853, street scene

DescripciónPen on paper drawing of a street scene at the intersection of Campbell and Denham Streets in Surry Hills, Sydney, showing the Christian Israelites Church (Israelites Sanctuary, founded 1853). The drawing is signed and dated by the artist, Frederick B. Lamberger, 31.8.60. Lamberger was born in Hungary in 1907 and, in World War II, he fought with the French underground movement, the Maquis, and served as a liaison officer for the US Army. He migrated to Australia in 1950 with his sister, Catherine Gluck (nee Lamberger). He was an artist and entrepreneur who had many businesses in the King's Cross area, travelled widely and produced many drawings. Fred died on 23-01-1986 at St Vincent's Hospital in Darlinghurst, Sydney.

Lugar de producciónSydney, New South Wales, Australia

Fecha 1960-08-31

Temadrawings, street scenes, cities, churches

Nombre del objetodrawings

Materialink, paper

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Línea de créditoSydney Jewish Museum Collection, Donated by Catherine Gluck

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girl with long hair300001324
Frederick B. Lamberger, the man and his art300001314

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