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Women's Art RegisterArchive (Series) - McClelland. Subject File 1
... ... Frances Shirlow...Vanessa Kelly Mahgo Smith Shila Whittam Noonyeen McNeilage Mabel Williams Margaret Johnston Lola Underwood Gwen Walker Lorna Lord June Woods Margaret Metcalf Kathlyn Ballard Nornie Gude Brenda Thompson Margaret Cilento Anne Montgomery Kathleen Dargie Connie Walker Helen Schiller Wendy Rees-Harrison Amy Bailey Jessie Traill Ellis Marion Rowan Jane Wilkinson Whyte Josephine Muntz-Adams Emma Minnie Boyd Frances Shirlow Alice Norton Marion Jones Dorrit Balck May Vale Margare Agne Coen Joan Lindsay Vida Lahey Ellen Rubbo Sybil Craig The Gentle Art - Women and watercolour Sculpture Public Art Foolscap white archival 4 flap folder or document wallet Archive McClelland. ...Invitations, Catalogues, Promotional Material, Artwork Imagesvanessa kelly, mahgo smith, shila whittam, noonyeen mcneilage, mabel williams, margaret johnston, lola underwood, gwen walker, lorna lord, june woods, margaret metcalf, kathlyn ballard, nornie gude, brenda thompson, margaret cilento, anne montgomery, kathleen dargie, connie walker, helen schiller, wendy rees-harrison, amy bailey, jessie traill, ellis marion rowan, jane wilkinson whyte, josephine muntz-adams, emma minnie boyd, frances shirlow, alice norton, marion jones, dorrit balck, may vale, margare agne coen, joan lindsay, vida lahey, ellen rubbo, sybil craig, the gentle art - women and watercolour, sculpture, public artvanessa kelly, mahgo smith, shila whittam, noonyeen mcneilage, mabel williams, margaret johnston, lola underwood, gwen walker, lorna lord, june woods, margaret metcalf, kathlyn ballard, nornie gude, brenda thompson, margaret cilento, anne montgomery, kathleen dargie, connie walker, helen schiller, wendy rees-harrison, amy bailey, jessie traill, ellis marion rowan, jane wilkinson whyte, josephine muntz-adams, emma minnie boyd, frances shirlow, alice norton, marion jones, dorrit balck, may vale, margare agne coen, joan lindsay, vida lahey, ellen rubbo, sybil craig, the gentle art - women and watercolour, sculpture, public art -
Women's Art Register
Archive (Collection) - McClelland Exhibition Archive
... ... Frances Shirlow...Vanessa Kelly Mahgo Smith Shila Whittam Noonyeen McNeilage Mabel Williams Margaret Johnston Lola Underwood Gwen Walker Lorna Lord June Woods Margaret Metcalf Kathlyn Ballard Nornie Gude Brenda Thompson Margaret Cilento Anne Montgomery Kathleen Dargie Connie Walker Helen Schiller Wendy Rees-Harrison Amy Bailey Jessie Traill Ellis Marion Rowan Jane Wilkinson Whyte Josephine Muntz-Adams Emma Minnie Boyd Frances Shirlow Alice Norton Marion Jones Dorrit Balck May Vale Margare Agne Coen Joan Lindsay Vida Lahey Ellen Rubbo Sybil Craig The Gentle Art - Women and watercolour Sculpture Public Art Archive McClelland Exhibition Archive ...vanessa kelly, mahgo smith, shila whittam, noonyeen mcneilage, mabel williams, margaret johnston, lola underwood, gwen walker, lorna lord, june woods, margaret metcalf, kathlyn ballard, nornie gude, brenda thompson, margaret cilento, anne montgomery, kathleen dargie, connie walker, helen schiller, wendy rees-harrison, amy bailey, jessie traill, ellis marion rowan, jane wilkinson whyte, josephine muntz-adams, emma minnie boyd, frances shirlow, alice norton, marion jones, dorrit balck, may vale, margare agne coen, joan lindsay, vida lahey, ellen rubbo, sybil craig, the gentle art - women and watercolour, sculpture, public artvanessa kelly, mahgo smith, shila whittam, noonyeen mcneilage, mabel williams, margaret johnston, lola underwood, gwen walker, lorna lord, june woods, margaret metcalf, kathlyn ballard, nornie gude, brenda thompson, margaret cilento, anne montgomery, kathleen dargie, connie walker, helen schiller, wendy rees-harrison, amy bailey, jessie traill, ellis marion rowan, jane wilkinson whyte, josephine muntz-adams, emma minnie boyd, frances shirlow, alice norton, marion jones, dorrit balck, may vale, margare agne coen, joan lindsay, vida lahey, ellen rubbo, sybil craig, the gentle art - women and watercolour, sculpture, public art -
![Drawing - Pencil on Paper, [Group of sketches] by Sybil Craig, 1935](/media/collectors/530576742162ef0fa09a2288/items/534748169821f420f8c0373d/item-media/5eff422b21ea6712bcf90559/item-fit-380x285.jpg?cb=6)
Federation University Art CollectionDrawing - Pencil on Paper, [Group of sketches] by Sybil Craig, 1935
... Sybil CRAIG (18/11/1901-09/09/1989) Born London, England Arrived Melbourne 1902 Died Melbourne, Victoria Sybil Frances Craig was a student of John Shirlow in 1920 who introduced her to French avant-garde artists such as Matisse and Gauguin. ...Sybil CRAIG (18/11/1901-09/09/1989) Born London, England Arrived Melbourne 1902 Died Melbourne, Victoria Sybil Frances Craig was a student of John Shirlow in 1920 who introduced her to French avant-garde artists such as Matisse and Gauguin. ...Sybil CRAIG (18/11/1901-09/09/1989) Born London, England Arrived Melbourne 1902 Died Melbourne, Victoria Sybil Frances Craig was a student of John Shirlow in 1920 who introduced her to French avant-garde artists such as Matisse and Gauguin. In 1924 she studied at the National Gallery of Victoria Art School. She also underook private classes with George Bellfor several months where individual expression was encouraged, and she became associated with a group of Modernist artists including Sam Atyeo. In 1945 Sybil Craig became the third woman to be appointed as an official war artist. Based in Melbourne she worked for fourth months at the Commonwealth Ordinance Factory at Maribyrnong, becoming the first female artist to paint women working in the munitions factories. In her work Craig was attracted to many changing ideas and continued to explore line, rhythm, colour, simplicity and design. This item is part of the Federation University Art Collection. The Art Collection features over 2000 works and was listed as a 'Ballarat Treasure' in 2007.Framed pencil sketch.art, artwork, sybil craig, australian war artist, kitchen -
![Drawing - Texta on paper, [Flower Study] by Sybil Craig, 2001](/media/collectors/530576742162ef0fa09a2288/items/534748169821f420f8c0373e/item-media/58cf4cb1d0ce1e3314911c72/item-fit-380x285.jpg?cb=6)
Federation University Art CollectionDrawing - Texta on paper, [Flower Study] by Sybil Craig, 2001
... Sybil CRAIG (18/11/1901-09/09/1989) Born London, England Arrived Melbourne 1902 Died Melbourne, Victoria Sybil Frances Craig was a student of John Shirlow in 1920 who introduced her to French avant-garde artists such as Matisse and Gauguin. ...Sybil CRAIG (18/11/1901-09/09/1989) Born London, England Arrived Melbourne 1902 Died Melbourne, Victoria Sybil Frances Craig was a student of John Shirlow in 1920 who introduced her to French avant-garde artists such as Matisse and Gauguin. ...Sybil CRAIG (18/11/1901-09/09/1989) Born London, England Arrived Melbourne 1902 Died Melbourne, Victoria Sybil Frances Craig was a student of John Shirlow in 1920 who introduced her to French avant-garde artists such as Matisse and Gauguin. In 1924 she studied at the National Gallery of Victoria Art School. She also underook private classes with George Bellfor several months where individual expression was encouraged, and she became associated with a group of Modernist artists including Sam Atyeo. In 1945 Sybil Craig became the third woman to be appointed as an official war artist. Based in Melbourne she worked for fourth months at the Commonwealth Ordinance Factory at Maribyrnong, becoming the first female artist to paint women working in the munitions factories. In her work Craig was attracted to many changing ideas and continued to explore line, rhythm, colour, simplicity and design. This item is part of the Federation University Art Collection. The Art Collection features over 1000 works and was listed as a 'Ballarat Treasure' in 2007.Framed texta sketch of a correa.art, artwork, sybil craig, craig, flora, available, leaves, texta, texta colour, correa
