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Julius Hogarth, Jeweller & Medal Maker (1820-1879) Julius Hogarth was born Julius Hougaard in Denmark in 1820. He is believed to have studied under neo-classical sculptor Bertel Thorvaldsen.
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Julius Hogarth was instrumental, along with other jewellers and smiths including his business partner Conrad Erichsen, in the development of 'Australiana’ themed decoration on metalwork and jewellery, which actively promoted the use of Indigenous Australian floral and faunal elements.
http://adb.anu.edu.au/biography/hogarth-julius-12987
Mar 05, 1879 · By March 1854 Julius had Anglicized his name and Hogarth, Erichsen & Co., jewellers and watchmakers, was in business in George Street. Talented artists, both created small sculptures in gold and silver of miners and Aborigines.
https://www.daao.org.au/bio/version_history/julius-hogarth/biography/?p=1&revision_no=44
Julius Hogarth was instrumental, along with other jewellers and smiths including his business partner Conrad Erichsen; Adolphus Blau, Christian Ludwig Quist, William Edwards, Henry Steiner and Jochim Matthias Wendt, in the development of 'Australiana’ themed decoration on metalwork and jewellery, which actively promoted the use of Indigenous Australian floral and faunal elements.
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