E. M. Spring

Also known as Ethel May Spring
  • Artist (Painter),
  • Artist (Textile Artist / Fashion Designer)
Arts & Crafts practitioner using various media and forms, Spring exhibited with the Society of Arts & Crafts of NSW from 1910 to 1923 before moving to London. On her return in 1933 she resumed her membership and exhibited until at least 1941.
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exhibited at
Project 24. Cicadas and gumnuts. The Society of Arts and Crafts 1906-35
Date
1 April 1978 - 7 May 1978
Place
Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney, NSW
Description
Type
Exhibition
exhibited at
Society of Arts & Crafts of New South Wales Exhibition
Date
1933 - 1941
Place
Sydney, NSW
Description
Type
Exhibition
exhibited at
Society of Arts & Crafts of New South Wales Exhibition
Date
1910 - 1923
Place
Sydney, NSW
Description
Type
Exhibition

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References [<ExternalResource: McFarlane, Nonie; and Mackinolty, Judy (eds) (1991), 'A History of the Society of Arts & Crafts of New South Wales 1906-1991', Sydney, NSW : The Society of Arts & Crafts of New South Wales, Information compiled by Anne Cook from 'Cicadas & Gumnuts', AGNSW catalogue 1978 and 'Australian Pottery 1900-1950', Shepparton Art Gallery catalogue, 1978.>, <ExternalResource: McFarlane, Nonie; and Mackinolty, Judy (eds) (1991), 'A History of the Society of Arts & Crafts of New South Wales 1906-1991', Sydney, NSW : The Society of Arts & Crafts of New South Wales, Information compiled by Anne Cook from 'Cicadas & Gumnuts', AGNSW catalogue 1978 and 'Australian Pottery 1900-1950', Shepparton Art Gallery catalogue, 1978.>] [<ExternalResource: McFarlane, Nonie; and Mackinolty, Judy (eds) (1991), 'A History of the Society of Arts & Crafts of New South Wales 1906-1991', Sydney, NSW : The Society of Arts & Crafts of New South Wales, Information compiled by Anne Cook from 'Cicadas & Gumnuts', AGNSW catalogue 1978 and 'Australian Pottery 1900-1950', Shepparton Art Gallery catalogue, 1978.>]