Trevor Lloyd New Zealand, 1863-1937
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About Trevor Lloyd
Born in Silverdale near Auckland in about 1864, Trevor Lloyd was a self-taught artist. He illustrated stories for the 'New Zealand Magazine' and sketched for the 'New Zealand Graphic'. In 1903 he was employed by the 'Auckland Weekly News' to draw mostly political cartoons. Lloyd is also known for his drawings of New Zealand flora and fauna made early in his career, and for his etchings of New Zealand bush made in later life.
Our database records art auction sales of works by Trevor Lloyd from 1976 and in total 356 works by the artist have been offered for sale, of which 285 (80%) were sold. The highest price recorded for the artist is $3,324 for Maori Woman with Child sold by International Art Centre in November 2020. This year 3 works have been offered for sale. Works by Trevor Lloyd are held by the Auckland Art Gallery, Museum Of New Zealand and a further three major public national galleries (see list below).
Trevor Lloyd is listed in the following standard biographical references:
- McGahey, Kate. The Concise Dictionary of New Zealand Artists Painters Printmakers Sculptors, Gilt Edge Publishing, Wellington, New Zealand, 2000. Page 151
- The Find New Zealand Artists web site: a database of artist names that directs researchers to the rich resources found in New Zealand's libraries, art society exhibition histories and published sources.
The Australian Art Sales Digest is a database of over 610,000 works by more than 12,000 artists who are listed as having either lived or worked in Australia or New Zealand, and an additional 36,000 foreign and other artists, offered for sale by auction in Australia and New Zealand from the early 1970s to the present day.
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