After completing studies in architecture in Sydney and fine art in London Graham Lupp has been a full-time artist since 1984.
Concentrating on landscape and heritage subjects Lupp's art has become renowned for it's unique sense of light and detailed accuracy.
This ability is especially evident in his work of recent years documenting historic architecture in the Bathurst district.
Graham Lupp's paintings are in public and private collections in Australia and overseas.
Graham Lupp Studio Gallery
54 Piper Street, Bathurst NSW 2795
Phone: (02) 6331 1912
Visit by appointment
Edward Gell – A Country Architect
Edward Gell (1818 – 1899) was an architect who designed and built more than 125 buildings throughout regional New South Wales. His largest project was St Stanislaus College in Bathurst. Local artist and Gell enthusiast, Graham Lupp, has put together a fascinating exhibition of Gells work, including an original sketch book, photographs and drawings. The exhibition features Graham Lupp’s own measured drawings and paintings.
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Bathurst NSW Central Tablelands - the home of Mount Panorama racing circuit, and the oldest inland settlement in Australia.
Graham Lupp ~ Bathurst Artist ~ Studio & Gallery
Graham Lupp Studio Gallery, 54 Piper Street, Bathurst NSW 2795
Phone: (02) 6331 1912
Visit the Graham Lupp website to view recent works and for more information....
PAINTINGS DRAWINGS PASTELS
The Australian Fossil & Mineral Museum - 224 Howick St, Bathurst.
19 December 2008 - 15 February 2009 - Important Exhibition
Hector Lupp (1908-1989) - A Son of Bathurst
An exhibition of photographs and memorabilia celebrating the 100th birthday of this well known musician and sportsman of Bathurst. Hector was Bathurst’s Honorary Carillonist 1935-45, was in local theatrical productions from 1919-88 and was an exhibitor at the Bathurst A.H. & P. Show for sixty years. During WWII he played in both the band and orchestra of the RAAF.
Curated by his son Graham Lupp
