Frank Arthur Nankivell
Nankivell was born in Australia and studied art at Wesley College, Melbourne. He later travelled to Japan and earned a living as a cartoonist in Tokyo. Nankivell left Japan in 1894 (although his art shows a debt to Japonisme) to study art in San Francisco, and left in 1896 for New York, where he worked on magazines as a popular and influential cartoonist, devoting his work mainly to social and political subjects. He became friendly with a number of artists including Walt Kuhn, who nominated him for membership in the Association of American Artists and Sculptors, and Arthur B. Davies, who employed Nankivell as a printer. Nankivell remained in New York until 1913. Nankivell later became a member of the New York Circumnavigators Club, which was open only to those who had circumnavigated the globe longitudinally, by land and/or sea. Other members included Ernest Hemingway and Harry Houdini. Nankivell had about seven paintings and an etching in the landmark 1913 Armory Show; several of his works are in the collection of the Smithsonian in Washington, D.C.
(Biography provided by Harris Schrank Fine Prints)1910s American Realist Frank Arthur Nankivell
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1930s Modern Frank Arthur Nankivell
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2010s Contemporary Frank Arthur Nankivell
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1920s Post-Impressionist Frank Arthur Nankivell
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Mid-20th Century American Realist Frank Arthur Nankivell
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1980s American Realist Frank Arthur Nankivell
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1920s Impressionist Frank Arthur Nankivell
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Mid-20th Century American Realist Frank Arthur Nankivell
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1920s Other Art Style Frank Arthur Nankivell
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20th Century Modern Frank Arthur Nankivell
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1920s Art Nouveau Frank Arthur Nankivell
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20th Century American Realist Frank Arthur Nankivell
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1910s Frank Arthur Nankivell
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