Norman St. Clair Carter 心地よい空間へ
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Norman St. Clair Carter
The Life of Norman St. Clair Carter Norman St. Clair Carter was born on 30 June 1875 in Kew, Melbourne. He was the third son born to Harold Richard Carter, a grain merchant, and Janet, née Morrow. His brothers, Bryce and Frank, followed different paths as musicians. Life in Melbourne provided the early setting for a man who would eventually move toward the light and color of stained glass and the permanence of murals. His presence in
the Australian art scene was marked by a steady movement between the studios of Melbourne and Sydney. He spent much of his life navigating the practicalities of being a painter, a teacher, and a designer of glass. He lived in Wollstonecraft and kept studios in various parts of Sydney, including the corner of George and Market Streets and Hunter Street. His work occupied both the quiet spaces of private portraiture and the public walls…