Margel Hinder (1906-1995) was
one of Australia's most innovative and creative sculptors. She was
born in New York city and brought up in Buffalo, New York. Margel
studied at the school of the Boston Museum of Fine Arts in Boston,
USA and began working in wood but progressed to metal as a medium
in 1953.
Margel worked mainly on major commissions in the Australian public
sector and produced a number of maquettes for some of these works.
Major public commissions include the Captain James Cook Memorial
Fountain, Newcastle; Northpoint Tower (now situated at
Macquarie University, Sydney); Sculptural Form, Woden Town Square,
Canberra; Free-Standing Sculpture, Reserve Bank of Australia,
Sydney; Deakin University, Geelong and the State Office Block, Sydney.
These sculptures now form part of Australia's cultural heritage.
She also sculpted a number of small, individual pieces.
Margel was awarded the Australia Medal, General Division, Order of
Australia in 1979 and is well represented in many State and Regional
galleries.
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Date
Medium
Size
Edition
Price |
c.1980
Cast bronze on granite base
20.0 (h) x 21.5 (w) x 10.5 (d) cm
4
$3,300 |
| Represented |
University of New South Wales, Sydney |
Date
Medium
Size
Edition
Price |
c.1964
Cast bronze
28.0 (h) x 24.5 (w) x 12.0 (d) cm
4
$3,300 |
| Represented |
University of New South Wales, Sydney |
Date
Medium
Size
Price |
1973
Anodised aluminium
40.0 (h) x 49.0 (w) x 42.0 (d) cm
$7,500 |
| This
is the marquette for the major sculpture, Interlock, situated
at Deakin University, Geelong, Victoria. |
Date
Medium
Size
Price |
c.1967
Metal, solder and shim
43.0 (h) x 24.0 (w) x 19.5 (d) cm
$12,500 |
| This
is the design for the major sculpture Six Day War which
is in the collection of the Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney. |
Date
Medium
Size
Edition
Price |
1973
Stainless steel
26.5 (h) x 22.0 (w) x 12.5 (d) cm
2
$15,000 |
| This
is an original design for the major sculpture Planar which
was exhibited at the Frank and Margel Hinder Retrospective exhibition
at the Art Gallery of New South Wales, 1980, cat.M70. |
Date
Medium
Size (left)
Size (centre)
Size (right)
Price |
1977
Metal
34.5 (h) x 33.0 (w) x 10.4 (d) cm
48.0 (h) x 22.8 (w) x 12.0 (d) cm
35.0 (h) x 28.5 (w) x 10.0 (d) cm
$35,000 |
| These
three individual sculptures form to make the major piece, Monoliths. |
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