Dora Beatrice Serle b. 2 September 1875

Also known as Dora Hake, Dora Serle
  • Artist (Painter)
Painter and china painter, Serle was active for over 70 years in Geelong and Melbourne though she studied briefly in England. She received most critical acclaim during the 1930s and 1940s and counted George Bell, Basil Burdett and Arnold Shore as being among her admirers.
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Melbourne Society of Women Painters
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National Council of Women
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Art Circle
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Independent Group of Artists
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Australian Academy of Arts
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