Charles Meere
Australian · 1890–1961 · Painter
Mathew Charles Meere, generally known as Charles Meere, was an English-born artist who studied art in England and France, served in World War I, and eventually settled in… (Wikipedia)
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Record prices
Diamonds are a Girl's Best Friend 1959Smith & Singer · A$23,180≈ $17,026≈ £11,789≈ €14,968Sign up to see
Viaduct (Dinan sur la Rance)Menzies · A$5,891≈ $4,371≈ £3,391≈ €3,770Sign up to see
(Still Life) 1959Smith & Singer · A$4,880≈ $3,657≈ £2,782≈ €3,314Sign up to see
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Mathew Charles Meere, generally known as Charles Meere, was an English-born artist who studied art in England and France, served in World War I, and eventually settled in Australia in 1932. While pursuing his Sydney art practice, he also worked as a commercial artist, exhibited widely and taught life classes to students such as Freda Robertshaw. He achieved considerable artistic and commercial success, winning the Sulman Prize in 1938 with Atalanta's Eclipse, a neo-classical interpretation of the Greek myth. One of his colleagues described him as "somewhat of a character, slightly eccentric, looking like a businessman, with a droll sense of humour".
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Also known as Matthew Charles Meere
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