Gwendolyn Grant b. 24 May 1877

Also known as Gwendolyn Grant, Gwendolyn Stanley, Gwendolyn Muriel Grant
  • Artist (Painter)
She embraced no radical modernist philosophy; her belief in the virtues of restraint, knowledge, study and, indeed, the moral significance and nobility of art, tempered her vision.
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Citations

  • Ambrus, Caroline (1984), 'The Ladies’ Picture Show’, Sydney.

  • Bradbury, Keith; & Grant, Ann (1990), 'Gwendolyn and W.G. Grant: Their Art & Life’, Brisbane.

  • Rees, Lloyd (1969), 'The Small Treasures of a Lifetime’, Sydney.

  • Philp, Angela (1988), 'The Society of Women Painters 1910-1934’, MA (Hons) thesis, University of Sydney.

  • Bradbury, Keith; & Cooke, Glenn R. (1988), 'Thorns and Petals: 100 Years of the Royal Queensland Art Society’, Brisbane.

Initial data sources

  • Heritage: The National Women's Art Book

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Related events
  • Queensland Art Society (exhibited at)
  • Society of Women Painters (NSW): Annual exhibition (exhibited at)
  • Herald outdoor art show 1953 (exhibited at)
  • Victorian Artists' Society Autumn Exhibition (exhibited at)
  • Queensland Art Society (exhibited at)
  • Society of Women Painters (NSW): Annual exhibition (exhibited at)
  • Herald outdoor art show 1953 (exhibited at)