Sir Ivor Henry Thomas Hele, Cbe
Sir Ivor Henry Thomas Hele, Cbe;Ivor Hele
Place: Edwardstown
Born: 1912
Death: 1993
Biography:
Early Life and Education
Sir Ivor Henry Thomas Hele, Cbe, a renowned Australian artist, was born on June 13, 1912, in Edwardstown, South Australia. He attended Westbourne Park Primary School and Prince Alfred College before pursuing his artistic endeavors at the South Australian School of Arts and Crafts under Miss M. Kelly.
Artistic Career and Achievements
Hele's artistic career was marked by his exceptional portraiture and landscape painting skills, which earned him the title of Australia's longest-serving official war artist during the Second World War and the Korean War. His work has been recognized for its captivating qualities, as seen in Oil On Board pieces like those showcased on Wikioo.org's Sir Ivor Henry Thomas Hele, Cbe page.
Notable Artistic Contributions and War Artist Role
* Served as Australia's official war artist during the Second World War and the Korean War * Known for his portraiture and landscape painting skills * Featured on Wikioo.org, a platform showcasing artistic masterpieces
Museums and Galleries Featuring Hele's Work
* Ballarat Fine Art Gallery (Australia): A prominent institution featuring Hele's artworks, as seen on Wikioo.org's Ballarat Fine Art Gallery page * Manly Art Gallery and Museum (Australia): Although not exclusively featuring Hele's work, this institution is another example of Australian artistic excellence, as seen on Wikioo.org's Manly Art Gallery and Museum page
Legacy and Impact
Hele passed away on December 1, 1993, leaving behind a legacy of artistic excellence. His contributions to the world of art continue to inspire new generations of artists and art enthusiasts alike.
- View Hele's artworks on Wikioo.org for a deeper understanding of his artistic style and technique.
- Explore other Australian artists, such as Nora Heysen Am, to gain insight into the country's rich artistic heritage.
- Discover more about Australia's war artists and their significant role in capturing the essence of wartime experiences.
