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Talk:Clifford Last
I replaced the lost Category:Gay artists category assuming that since there's no comment here, it may have dropped out. I might have done it unintentionally, myself. Hmm, don't know why the footer link works but doesn't seem to work Rossi (talk) , 25 December (UTC)[reply]
- I removed the category because the article says absolutely zero about his sexual orientation. If he's gay, the article needs to say it and it has to be referenced. -- SatyrTN(talk / contribs), 27 December (UTC)[reply]
- Where it says "he lost a close companion" it was the 's and today we'd say his male lover died in action, but this is the best I could find since the film biography only went this far with other allusions such as "he's the nicest of the friends he brings home", his non interest in the girl next door and his reaction to the devastating loss of his lover. I have seen other articles where there's nothing about the person but the category due to lack of specifics in citation. What to do? It's still an important part of who he was as a man and as an artist. He was in every way pretty well oblique. Julia Rossi (talk) , 27 December (UTC)[reply]
- Okay, I've tried by rewording to make the mention less general (his closest companion) and giving the fact of the movie
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Clifford Possum Tjapaltjarri
Clifford Possum Tjapaltjarri was born in Tjuirri, an area north west of Alice Springs also known as Napperby Station. His father was born at Ngarlu, a location west of Mt. Allan, and his mother from Warlugulong, an area southwest of Yuendumu. This broad stretch of territory defined the diversity of subject matter in Clifford's paintings. Clifford enjoyed a traditional bush upbringing and was given the name Possum by his paternal grandfather. In the 's, Clifford and his family re-located to Jay Creek, where he became a stockman, working at several stations throughout the area.
Clifford Possum was said to be a true master artist, his character, charisma, and total dedication to his art and dreamings, as well as his tireless promotion of his and his family's work has set a high standard in establishing this movement from its inception to the present day. Art lovers and collectors, both here and around the world, have held the Desert Masters in high regard, because of the efforts by individuals such as Clifford.
Clifford passed away in Alice Springs on the 21st June , after recently being recognised for his contribution to Australian Art and culture, by being made an "Officer of the Order of Australia". His final days were spent at the Hetty Perk