Noel Doyle

Noel Doyle, (1952-1998)
Born Mt Isa, Queensland, Australia
Grew up in Brisbane, educated at Yeronga High School.

1970-75
Apprenticeships in Lithographic and Black/White camera operations

1975 - 1987
TAFE Lecturer in Screen Printing Courses Professional Photographer
8 years experience in colour slide reproduction and Electronic Scanning devices.

1987 - 1998
Full-time artist

1988 - Painted "Bohra". Acyrllic on canvas, commissioned by the Honourable Minister Bob Katter jnr to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II during World Expo, Brisbane 1988.

1989 - First painted onto fabric, with his famous 'Barramundi and Turtle' material.
The material was used for the Tails Jacket presented to Elton John during his 1990 World Tour.

1990 - Doyle's famous artwork, "Turrabul", a unique and detailed 'map'
showing the old burial grounds, campsites and campsites where modern Brisbane stands today. This work was subsequently purchased by the Queensland Art Gallery.

1991 - Doyle completes his 'Rainbow Serpent' work, where a bridge was completely painted by Doyle to feature in the Gold Coast Indy Grand Prix.

1995 - Doyle's first solo art exhibition. 'Pathways', established the reputation of the artist.

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