Mayo, Daphne, 1895-1982
Variant namesDaphne Mayo, sculptor, born in Sydney, created in Brisbane the Tattersall's Club frieze (1926), the tympanum and concert hall frieze of the new City Hall (1927-30), tympanum and Stations of the Cross for the Church of the Holy Spirit, New Farm (1929-30), Queensland Women's War Memorial, Anzac Square (1929-32), relief panels for the chapel of Mt. Thompson Crematorium (1934). In 1940-42 she completed the bronze doors for the Public Library of New South Wales. She was a co-founder of the Queensland Art Fund in 1929.
From the description of Papers. [191-?] - [196-?] (Libraries Australia). WorldCat record id: 222661801
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| creatorOf | Mayo, Daphne, 1895-1982. Papers. | Libraries Australia | |
| creatorOf | Queensland Art Fund. Records. | Libraries Australia | |
| referencedIn | Clark, Frances. Papers, 1868-1970 [manuscript]. | Libraries Australia | |
| referencedIn | [Daphne Mayo : Australian Art and Artists file]. | Libraries Australia | |
| creatorOf | Queensland Art Fund. Records 1927-1955. | University of Queensland, UQ Library |
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Birth 1895-10-01
Death 1982-07-31
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