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John Dronsfield (1900-1951) was a graphic artist, poet, painter and stage designer.

He settled in Cape in 1949

He and the arts critic and author Denis Hatfield worked closely together in the 1940s, particularly on his publications.

Among his publications were:

Non-Europeans Only : Thirty-six Drawings by John Dronsfield (Cape Town: Denis Bullough, 1942; The Work of John Dronsfield edited by Denis Hatfield (Johannesburg: SA Architectural Record, 1944); Satires and Verses by John Dronsfield, edited by Denis Hatfield Bullough (Oxford/New York: Oxford University Press, 1955)

He became widely known for his stage designs. They include: ***??

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-[[John Dronsfield]] (1900-1951) Graphic artist, poet, painter and stage designer.
+[[John Dronsfield]] (1900-1951) was a graphic artist, poet, painter and stage designer.
-Settled in Cape in 1949 and became widely known for his stage designs these include: ***??
+He settled in Cape in 1949
-He and [[Denis Hatfield]] work closely together in the 1940s.
+He and the arts critic and author [[Denis Hatfield]] worked closely together in the 1940s, particularly on his publications.
+Among his publications were:
+''Non-Europeans Only : Thirty-six Drawings'' by [[John Dronsfield]] (Cape Town: [[Denis Bullough]], 1942; ''The Work of [[John Dronsfield]]'' edited by [[Denis Hatfield]] (Johannesburg: SA Architectural Record, 1944); ''Satires and Verses'' by [[John Dronsfield]], edited by [[Denis Hatfield Bullough]] (Oxford/New York: Oxford University Press, 1955)
+== Contribution to South African theatre, film, media and performance ==
+He became widely known for his stage designs.
+They include: ***??
+== Sources ==
+http://www.worldcat.org/search?q=au%3AHATFIELD%2C+Denis%2C&fq=&dblist=638&start=11&qt=page_number_link
+Go to the [[ESAT Bibliography]]
+==Return to ==