Bostock, Cecil W
Variant namesPhotographer, 1884-1939. Cecil Bostock was a founder of the Sydney Camera Circle, a group of photographers who met in his art studio to plan photographic exhibitions around Sydney. A fellow co-founder was the well known early twentieth-century photographer Harold Cazneaux. Max Dupain worked as an apprentice for Bostock, from 1930-33 and was influenced by his work. Bostock was also a skilled bookbinder and calligrapher.
From the description of Papers of Cecil Bostock. (Libraries Australia). WorldCat record id: 450032992
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| creatorOf | Bostock, Cecil W. Papers of Cecil Bostock. | Libraries Australia | |
| referencedIn | Bostock, Cecil W., 1884 - 1939. [Cecil W. Bostock : Australian and New Zealand Art Files]. | Libraries Australia |
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