Greg Lipman was born in 1938 in Sydney Australia. From eight years of age, he studied art with a private teacher and then attended East Sydney Technical College Art school for eight years. He joined the Air Force as a pilot, and still maintains his civilian Commercial Pilot Licence.

Greg won various art awards, and has had one man and shared art exhibitions around Australia. His paintings are in business and private collections in the U.S.A., Japan, Canada, Paris, U.K., China and Australia.

His paintings were selected by Caltex Oil Company for a National promotion and The Total Oil Company sponsored Greg on a series of exhibitions around Australia. He, along with Pro Hart and Norman Lindsay, were selected for a major art show "The Australian Masters Art Collection", and it was noted that these were the Australian artists with increasing investment potential internationally, which was opened and promoted by Peter Allen. At this time, he was selected for a showing for Princess Ira Von Furstenberg.

Greg was selected by a major European white goods Manufacturer, Gorenje Pacific, for a series of paintings for the Company. Greg was the promotional artist for the Australian distributor of Daler Rowney Art Materials. He also did a series of paintings and prints for the World wildlife Fund, and has been featured in Australian newspapers, television, radio and magazines such as The Womens Weekly, Home and Garden, Australian Post, Womans Day, New Idea, and Bulletin.

His work is on the ceiling on the Federation Dome in Sydney's Centennial Park, after the initial artists work was taken down and put in storage as it was beginning to fade. Greg has been the onboard artist with many cruise liners including the Oriana, Norwegian Star, Bellarussya, Mikhael Sholokov, and Royal Caribbean. His biography is in the World Catalogue of Artists, National Library of Australia in Canberra, National Library in Victoria and National Library in Brisbane.

Greg Lipman is in Who's Who of Australian Visual Artists, Artists and Galleries of Australia and Australian Art Index.


He works in all mediums, and features landscape, abstract, wildlife, figurative, marine and nostalgia.

Source/Submitted by: Greg Lipman

Only three living Australian artists have been invited to exhibit on the prestigious artbrokerage website in the United States and one of them is Cronulla artist Greg Lipman.

"It's a great honour to be invited, because it means the artist is considered to have investment potential," Lipman said.

Twenty-seven of his paintings are featured on the website which attracts two million hits a month.

Lipman works in several styles — landscape, abstract, wildlife, figurative and marine — but it was his nostalgic copies of Norman Rockwell paintings that attracted the attention of artbrokeage. In the US, original Rockwells command huge prices.

In a long career, Lipman has had one-man and shared art exhibitions around Australia with, among others, Pro Hart and Norman Lindsay.

He also did a series of paintings and prints for the World Wildlife Fund, and his work adorns the ceiling of the Federation Dome in Sydney's Centennial Park, after the initial artist's work was taken down when it began to fade.

By Pat Musick, website of LEADER, ST. George & Sutherland Shire, November 2012