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Silvio Apponyi (Albert Silvio Apponyi) was born on 4 July, 1949 in Bavaria, Germany, is a sculptor. Discover Silvio Apponyi's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is He in this year and how He spends money? Also learn how He earned most of networth at the age of 74 years old?

Popular As Albert Silvio Apponyi
Occupation Sculptor
Age 74 years old
Zodiac Sign Cancer
Born 4 July, 1949
Birthday 4 July
Birthplace Bavaria, Germany
Nationality Germany

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His wife is Natalija Apponyi

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Children 4

Silvio Apponyi Net Worth

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Net Worth in 2023 $1 Million - $5 Million
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2020

Apponyi was awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM) in the 2020 Queen's Birthday Honours for "service to the visual arts as a sculptor".

2010

2010: February St Mark\’s College, North Adelaide, \”Flame of Learning\” white marble column.

2007

2007: September Maroochy Qld, 3 week residency to carve granite sculptures for Botanic Gardens.

2007: October to Elliston, Eyre Peninsula to give workshops at Sculpture on the Cliffs, Mt Gambier SA, \”Memories in a Suitcase\”, 2m high granite memorial to migrant settlers

2006

2006: Mt Barker District Council Walking Trail SA, Redgum Mother & Toddler \”Catherine & Allana\” carved in situ

2005

2005: Adelaide Convention Centre, River Torrens Precinct, Meals on Wheels 50th Anniversary SA, 2.6m x 4m granite relief Scotch College, Torrens Park SA, granite relief \”Technology and Science\”

2004

2004: North Adelaide SA, St Dominic\’s Priory College, Water Feature and Relief of Young Kaurna girl

2003

2003: Mt Gambier SA, Kimberley Clark foyer, limestone relief, Red-Tailed Black Cockatoos for Landscaping

2002

2002: Victor Harbor SA, bronze Penguins for gateway to Granite Island (\”Kaiki\”), w Martin Corbin SANBL Headquarters, bronze bust of former player Mark Davis Mikawomma Reserve, Woodville Gdns SA, series of relief carvings. Collaboration w Potter/Minuzzo. Design Institute Award

2001

2001: Parliament House, Canberra, green marble Lizard Burnside Shopping Village SA, granite water feature with 3 elements

2000

2000: Thredbo Village NSW, life-sized bronze Eastern Wombat & Grey Kangaroo Gilles Street Primary School, Adelaide, Demonstrated granite-carving on boulders which form landscaping for C. Lawrence\’s mural Cleland Wildlife Park, Adelaide Hills SA, life-sized bronze Koala

1999

1999: BRL Hardy\’s Banrock Station Wine & Wetlands Centre, Kingston-on-Murray SA, bronze Pelican & Chicks University of Adelaide\’s Waite Institute, bronze West Highland White Terrier for Greg Johns\’ tribute to Mr Waite Eden Hills SA, Colebrook Home site, life-sized bronze \”Grieving Mother\” collaboration with Shereen Rankine Darwin NT, Heritage Walk drinking fountain with Chinese theme, collaboration with Aladar Apponyi

1998

1998: Dudley Park SA, Children\’s Cemetery, bronze Pelican & Chicks Eden Hills SA, Colebrook Home site, granite \”Fountain of Tears\”collaboration with indigenous artists

1997

1997: Spring Hill Estate SA, wooden carvings, stone reliefs, bronze sculptures, Burnside Shopping Village, Granite Fountain Monarto Zoological Park SA, granite & bronze goanna birdbath (donated by the artist)

1996

1996: Wagga Wagga "Waterbirds & Goannas", Lutheran Homes "Granite Fountain", Healesville Sanctuary "Kangaroo and Emu with Chicks"

1994

1994: Keswick SA "Wedgetailed Eagle" Regency College of TAFE "Marine Sculpture"

1993

1993: Adelaide Zoo "Sealion", Victor Harbor ”Whale Tail”, Flinders University ”Woman Washing her Hair", Ashford Special School "Relief Carving on Granite" Townsend School for the Blind, "Birdbath with Bronze Tortoise"

1992

1992: Henley Beach Catholic Church, "Mary with Child" (RAIA Award), Granite Island "Sea lion carved in Situ" & Healesville Sanctuary, Victoria ”Laughing Kookaburras"

1991

1991 – 2006: Mitsubishi National Basketball League Trophy

1990

1990: Mt Annan Botanic Garden NSW, sundial of human involvement – with Sundials SA, Flinders University of SA, bronze & marble \”Squid & Prey\” Kingston SE SA, Maria Creek beautification, granite sculptures & sundial Berri SA, \”A Special Place for Jimmy James\” – with Bluey Roberts

1989

1989: State Bank Tower, Adelaide "laminated Wooden Relief"

1988

1988: Tamworth NSW, Bi-centennial Park, 67 stone sculptures & reliefs

1986

1986: St Dominic’s College, North Adelaide "St Dominic"

1985

1985: Goulburn NSW, ”The Big Merino” & St Patrick’s College, Goulburn, life-sized "St Patrick"

1981

1981: University of Adelaide’s Waite Institute ”Aries”

1949

Silvio Apponyi OAM (born 4 July 1949) is an Australian sculptor based in the Adelaide Hills in South Australia, who focuses primarily on Animalier.

Apponyi was born on 4 July 1949 in a refugee camp in Dachau, near Munich, migrating to Australia during infancy. He claimed his father Albert Frederick (Frigyes) Apponyi descended from an illegitimate line of the Apponyi family.