Written on the back of these black and white sketch art is "Mozart & Chopan." Here is some image's of Chopan and Mozart I nicked of the net, don't tell on me, not too bad "A".
Mozart
Aria, Aubrey (1904-1962)
Also known as. Aria, George (1904-1962). Aria, George
Aubrey (1904-1962). Aria (1904-1962)
Black & white art; Correspondence school director.
Mid’ 20th century Sydney cartoonist, caricaturist, painter
and advertising agent. Aria drew war cartoons for Smith's Weekly and created
the comic strips 'The Aria Kids' and 'Mr Tutt', both of which ran for several
years.
I found this
art at the top of this page one day snooping around Opp’ shops as I am known to do, I often find
treasures, luck? No I don’t think so.
These things
come to me and I need to work out who and what are you? He is not related to me, but I have adopted him.
Western
Argus Kalgoorlie, WA
18 Dec
1934
Advertising
THE
A-R-I-A-KIDS
NO. 3. NO.3.
FUN.
LAUGHTER.
MERRIMENT
FOR
THE CHILDREN
DON'T MISS THIS COPY
1/ -COPY- 1/.
POSTED 1/3 COPY.
FROM HOCKING AND , Co. LTD.
A link to trove's page image of some of Aubrey's work.
In any case I will be
putting this on ebay soon probably later, although I love this, I love my next
generation (10) that is coming soon, so I have to flog of some of my collections for
my precious gem to come.
May be a
relative of Aubrey wants this in their collection, or just someone with too
much money and just wants “STUFF”
I don’t believe
he had children of his own, in some research I read some time back, he hung out
with some of the Tumut people in art schools about Sydney, I will troll for it again
see what I find.
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