Miguel Mackinlay: artistic success in London


Dorothy Erickson

Australiana, Vol 39 no 4, November 2017

Miguel Mackinlay (1894–1959) arrived in Western Australia as a child in 1906 and trained as an artist. He sailed for London in 1914 and was caught up fighting and sketching in the Great War. Dorothy Erickson concludes her three-part series on the painter who settled in England after the war and never returned to Australia.

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