1947
Fair Reader (Henry Lamb, 1947)
Henry Lamb (1883–1960) made Fair Reader. It dates from 1947. It measures 68 × 55 cm.
- 1947
- 68 × 55 cm
Fair Reader, in brief
- Title
- Fair Reader
- Artist
- Henry Lamb (1883–1960)
- Artist born in
- Adelaide, Australia
- Date
- 1947
- Dimensions
- 68 × 55 cm
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Questions on Fair Reader, answered
When was "Fair Reader" made?
"Fair Reader" dates from 1947. The date places the work within Henry Lamb's career and its era.
What size is "Fair Reader" by Henry Lamb in real life?
"Fair Reader" measures 68 x 55 cm in its original form. Original dimensions are a useful reference when choosing a reproduction size.
Is "Fair Reader" by Henry Lamb in the public domain?
"Fair Reader" by Henry Lamb is still protected by copyright. This status governs how the image of the work may be reproduced.
Who is the artist behind "Fair Reader"?
"Fair Reader" was created by Henry Lamb. The information on this page describes Henry Lamb's original work.
At what age did Henry Lamb make "Fair Reader"?
When "Fair Reader" was created in 1947, Henry Lamb - born in 1883 - was 64 years old.
Why is the copyright status of "Fair Reader" what it is?
"Fair Reader" by Henry Lamb is still protected by copyright. Copyright terms are measured from the artist's death, and Henry Lamb died in 1960.
About the artist, Henry Lamb
1883–1960, Australia
Henry Lamb
A Life Bridging Continents and Eras Henry Lamb, born in Adelaide, Australia, in 1883, was an artist whose life unfolded as a fascinating intersection of cultures and historical upheaval. The son of Sir Horace Lamb, a renowned mathematician, young Henry’s early years were steeped in intellectual stimulation. However, his path diverged from the purely academic when the family relocated to Manchester, England, in 1885—a move that proved pivotal, exposing him to a burgeoning artistic scene that would ultimately claim his allegiance. Initially pursuing medical studies at both Manchester University and Guy's Hospital, Lamb found himself increasingly drawn to the world of art, an irresistible pull he could no longer deny.