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Reginald Gray

Biography

Reginald Gray (1930–2013) was a professional portraitist. Born in Dublin, he studied at the National College of Art and Design, and became a designer for the Pike and Gate Theatres in Dublin and the Lyric Theatre in London.

1 portrait in the collection

Robert Gray
Robert Gray
Robert Gray

Robert Gray, 1978

Christine Godden
Portrait, gelatin silver photograph on paper

Gift of the artist 2017

Portrait of Jill Neville
Portrait of Jill Neville
Portrait of Jill Neville

Portrait of Jill Neville, 1967 (completed 1997)

Reginald Gray
Portrait, oil and egg tempera on canvas

Gift of the artist 2002

Lost in thought, 2008 by Quentin Jones

Lost in thought, 2008

by Quentin Jones
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Pamela See (Xue Mei-Ling)

Contributing artists

Born: 1979, Brisbane
Works: Brisbane
Making Chinese Shadows (sixteen silhouette portraits)
Making Chinese Shadows (sixteen silhouette portraits)
Making Chinese Shadows (sixteen silhouette portraits)

Making Chinese Shadows (sixteen silhouette portraits), 2018

Pamela See
Portrait, 16 papercut silhouette drawings

Purchased 2019

Wat A Che
Wat A Che
Wat A Che

Wat A Che, 2017

Pamela See
Portrait, papercut silhouette drawing

Purchased 2019

Mrs Lup Mun
Mrs Lup Mun
Mrs Lup Mun

Mrs Lup Mun, 2017

Pamela See
Portrait, papercut silhouette drawing

Purchased 2019

Yip Hoy
Yip Hoy
Yip Hoy

Yip Hoy, 2017

Pamela See
Portrait, papercut silhouette drawing

Purchased 2019

Captain Ah Gim
Captain Ah Gim
Captain Ah Gim

Captain Ah Gim, 2017

Pamela See
Portrait, papercut silhouette drawing

Purchased 2019

Chang Woo Gow
Chang Woo Gow
Chang Woo Gow

Chang Woo Gow, 2017

Pamela See
Portrait, papercut silhouette drawing

Purchased 2019

Ah Young
Ah Young
Ah Young

Ah Young, 2017

Pamela See
Portrait, papercut silhouette drawing

Purchased 2019

Jimmy Ah Foo
Jimmy Ah Foo
Jimmy Ah Foo

Jimmy Ah Foo, 2017

Pamela See
Portrait, papercut silhouette drawing

Purchased 2019

Tim Sang
Tim Sang
Tim Sang

Tim Sang, 2017

Pamela See
Portrait, papercut silhouette drawing

Collection: National Portrait Gallery
Purchased 2019

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Pamela Thalben-Ball

Biography

Pamela Thalben-Ball (1927–2012), daughter of the artist Evelyn Chapman, studied art at the Heatherley Art School in London from 1946 to 1950.

2 portraits in the collection

Lula Chinn
Lula Chinn
Lula Chinn

Lula Chinn, 2017

Pamela See
Portrait, papercut silhouette drawing

Purchased 2019

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