Melbourne in the 1950s: Philippe Mora, home movies and the art scene - part 2
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- Опубликовано: 8 окт 2024
- This clip features home movie footage taken by Gerty Anschel (c.1954-1955) with audio commentary by artist and filmmaker Philippe Mora. Part 2 of 3 features the property of Roger de Stoop, artist friends and Arthur Boyd at work on his 1956 Melbourne Olympic statue. Philippe reflects on his childhood identifies key figures of the Melbourne art scene.
Summary: Footage begins with shots of the home and property of Roger de Stoop; artist friends stroll across the property. Guests are seen picnicking in the bush; Alan Wynn, Georges Mora, Laurence Hope, Sally Wynn, Simon Wynn, Mira Mora, Gerty Anchel. Mira Mora preparing food, John Perceval, Mary Perceval (now Lady Nolan), Matthew Perceval, Neil Douglas and Hernia Boyd in garden. A shot of a Neil Douglas painting. Arthur Boyd’s ceramic sculptures on display at the Herald Outdoor Art Show (Melbourne). Arthur Boyd working on his (commissioned) ceramic sculpture for the 1956 Melbourne Olympics in his studio at Murrumbeena. Mirka Mora and Georges Mora assisting Arthur Boyd with ceramic pieces. A shot of Jamie Boyd followed by a large group of artists children (including Philippe Mora and Danny Anschel) making ceramic’s works in Boyd’s studio. End shots of Arthur Boyd working on site at the Olympic stadium.
Read more about the Philippe Mora / Gerty Anschel home movies: www.nfsa.gov.au...
Footage from NFSA title No. 525755
Thank you.😊
BRILLIANT. Thank you for uploading
Arthur Boyd . Amazing .
Priceless
CORRECTION IN MY NARRATION: The drawing referenced as by Neil Douglas is most likely by John Perceval.
At 1:30 Sally Wynn. . .danced as Sally Gilmour. dancelines.com.au/sally-gilmour-darling-ballet-rambert-tour-australia/
What a great legacy of Yours and Your families past in those early days of the Fiftieth. Peaceful and happy times after all the horrors they went through in Europe.