Talk:Peter Benjamin Graham
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Peter Benjamin Graham is a significant Australian artist who is about to receive some long over due recognition in the form of a major exhibition in an Australian Regional Gallery.
His 1946 painting 'Peter Lawlor Addressing the Miners' recently featured in a major Australian traveling exhibition celebrating the 150 anniversary of the Eureka Stockade and a follow up documentary
Expect major upgrades to this article over the next few days --Newepoch
- I don't know if this person is significant or not. Personally I think his inclusion may be fine. However, you should not remove that notice by yourself as you are the creator of the article. Just leave the hangon tag and an admin will come along and take a look at it. --Darkbane 04:52, 10 May 2007 (UTC)
Yes. Sorry about that :)--Newepoch 23:12, 11 May 2007 (UTC)
Too many images. These are not needed and may be copyright. Not LTD
Let's admit, this guy is a complete unknown. Nevertheless, his paintings, as illustrated, are pretty. Quite possibly he's the Gerard Manley Hopkins of Australian art. Or possibly not. But leave him, it's a nice article, and he's a nice artist. PiCo 14:32, 13 September 2007 (UTC)
