Sali Herman puts the finishing touches to a Woolloomooloo street scene, showing the back entrance to his studio.

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Record number43411Date1954DescriptionSali Herman, 56, a Swiss-born artist who lived in Paris for many years, is now a foremost Australian artist. Naturalised, he came to Australia in 1938, and won seven major Australian awards for landscapes. His street scenes show the disappearing old Sydney and the sunbaked outback. They are colourful and individual. He died on 3 April 1993 at Harbord. His work is represented in major Australian public collections, including the AGNSW and the National Gallery of Australia.MenuPlace | Suburbs F-K | Freshwater/Harbord (N.S.W.)Service | Council History | Warringah Council HistoryPlace | Built Environment | Buildings and HousesCommunity | Other | ArtworkSourceWarringah Library ServiceSubjectsSuburbsFreshwater/Harbord (N.S.W.)Warringah Council historyBuilt EnvironmentBuildings and HousesKeywordsSuburbs|Freshwater/Harbord (N.S.W.)|Warringah Council history|Built Environment|Buildings and Houses|Physical descriptionPhotograph; Digital Image 400 DPICopyrightThis item may be used freely for research and study purposes, for all other uses contact Northern Beaches Council Library Local Studies. Please acknowledge that the item is courtesy of Northern Beaches Council Library Local Studies.

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Sali Herman puts the finishing touches to a Woolloomooloo street scene, showing the back entrance to his studio.