About: Lewis Jarvis Harvey

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Lewis Jarvis Harvey (1871–1949) was an artist and teacher in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. He was an important practitioner and teacher in the arts and crafts movement in Queensland and a figure of national significance. He was an accomplished artist, carver, ceramist and sculptor, as well as the inspiration of the largest school of Art Pottery in Australia. His work appears in many churches and public buildings.

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