Harriet Halhed b. 20 July 1850

  • Artist (Draughtsman),
  • Artist (Painter)
Australian-born painter in the Edwardian style; trained in UK and France. Associated with Chelsea bohemian set and Arts and Craft Movement.
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Citations

  • 'UK census records, Halhed family website, art auction websites’.

  • 'Halhed family website’.

    http://www.halhed.com/

  • Felicity Ashbee (2002), 'Janet Ashbee: Love, Marriage and the Arts & Crafts Movement, pp. 21,99-100, plate 4.’, New York: Syracuse University Press.

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Related people
  • Halhed, William Duodecimus (child of)
  • McVittie, Mary (child of)
  • Halhed, Mary (sibling of)
  • Halhed, Champion (sibling of)
  • Halhed, Ellen Lenthal (sibling of)
  • Halhed, Francis (relative of)
  • Halhed, William Duodecimus (child of)
  • McVittie, Mary (child of)
  • Halhed, Mary (sibling of)
  • Halhed, Champion (sibling of)
  • Halhed, Ellen Lenthal (sibling of)
  • Halhed, Francis (relative of)
Related person groups
  • Women's International Art Club (UK branch) (associate of)
  • Women's International Art Club (UK branch) (associate of)
Related works
  • The Little Girl at the Door (creator of)
  • Portrait of Francis Halhed (creator of)
  • The Hem of His Garment (creator of)
  • The New Hat (creator of)
  • The Tangle (creator of)
  • Portrait of a Boy Dressed for the Weather (creator of)
  • Mrs. Harrod (Frances Forbes-Robertson) (creator of)
  • The Late M. Louis Deschamps (creator of)
  • Mrs. Deric Hardy (portrait) (creator of)
  • The Lady in Red (portrait of Janet Ashbee) (creator of)
  • To My Ladye (creator of)
  • Climbing the Stairs (creator of)
  • Springtime (creator of)
  • Portrait of a Girl (creator of)
  • Sunday Best (creator of)
  • Portrait of a Young Woman with Blossoms (creator of)
  • The Little Girl at the Door (creator of)
  • Portrait of Francis Halhed (creator of)
  • The Hem of His Garment (creator of)
  • The New Hat (creator of)
  • The Tangle (creator of)
  • Portrait of a Boy Dressed for the Weather (creator of)
  • Mrs. Harrod (Frances Forbes-Robertson) (creator of)
  • The Late M. Louis Deschamps (creator of)
  • Mrs. Deric Hardy (portrait) (creator of)
  • The Lady in Red (portrait of Janet Ashbee) (creator of)
  • To My Ladye (creator of)
  • Climbing the Stairs (creator of)
  • Springtime (creator of)
  • Portrait of a Girl (creator of)
  • Sunday Best (creator of)
  • Portrait of a Young Woman with Blossoms (creator of)
Related collections
  • Various private collections (collected in)
  • The Beaney Institute, Canterbury, UK (collected in)
  • Various private collections (collected in)
  • The Beaney Institute, Canterbury, UK (collected in)
Related events
  • Paintings & Drawings by Ethel Martin, Beatrix Martin, E D Fridlander,Ann Maitland, Harriet Halhed (exhibited at)
  • 33rd Annual Exhibition of the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts (exhibited at)
  • Exhibition of Australasian Artists (exhibited at)
  • [Women's International Art Club]? (exhibited at)
  • RAA Exhibition (exhibited at)
  • Royal Birmingham Society of Artists - Autumn Exhibition (exhibited at)
  • RAA Exhibition (exhibited at)
  • Women's International Art Club Exhibition (exhibited at)
  • [DWE]? (exhibited at)
  • Paintings & Drawings by Ethel Martin, Beatrix Martin, E D Fridlander,Ann Maitland, Harriet Halhed (exhibited at)
  • 33rd Annual Exhibition of the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts (exhibited at)
  • Exhibition of Australasian Artists (exhibited at)
  • [Women's International Art Club]? (exhibited at)
  • RAA Exhibition (exhibited at)
  • Royal Birmingham Society of Artists - Autumn Exhibition (exhibited at)
  • RAA Exhibition (exhibited at)
  • Women's International Art Club Exhibition (exhibited at)
  • [DWE]? (exhibited at)
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