J. F. Archibald
Journalist and founder of Archibald Prize
Born
January 14th, 1856
169 years ago
Died
September 10th, 1919
105 years ago — 63 years old
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Australia
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A prominent Australian journalist and publisher, he established the Archibald Prize, an esteemed award for portraiture in Australia. The prize was first awarded in 1921, honoring exceptional works and contributing to the country's art culture. His work as a journalist included critiques and support for emerging artists, fostering a platform for artistic expression. The Archibald Prize became a significant part of Australian cultural heritage and continues to be awarded annually, reflecting the evolving landscape of portrait art in the country.
Founded the Archibald Prize in 1921
Published critiques supporting emerging artists
Contributed significantly to Australian arts journalism
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