Rayner Hoff – sculptor for the 1st AIF and World War I, John Ramsland

Vol 42 no 3, August 2020
Article from Vol 42 no 3, August 2020

Rayner Hoff – sculptor for the 1st AIF and World War I, John Ramsland

Abstract:

Historian and biographer John Ramsland surveys the permanent World War I memorials designed by Manx-born sculptor Rayner Hoff (1894–1937), constructed in Dubbo (1925), Adelaide (1927–30) and culminating in his work with architect Bruce Dellit in the Anzac Memorial in Hyde Park, Sydney (1931–34).

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