Jessie Mackintosh b. 1892

Also known as Jessie Macqueen Mackintosh
  • Artist (Photographer),
  • Artist (Printmaker),
  • Artist (Painter)
Female artist who painted, drew, photographed and printed. She illustrated children's books and designed board games. She was well connected to artists in Melbourne during the first half of the twentieth century.
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painter, printmaker, designer and photographer, was born in Adelaide.

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1995
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2011

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References [<ExternalResource: Hope, Millie, 'Nonsense Rhymes'.>, <ExternalResource: Alexander, Jim (1982), 'Sybil Craig', Important Women Artists catalogue, Melbourne, VIC.>, <ExternalResource: Alexander, Jim (1990), 'Jessie Mackintosh and Peggy Crombie', Important Women Artists catalogue, Melbourne, VIC.>, <ExternalResource: Eagle, Mary & Minchin, Jay (1981), 'The George Bell School', Melbourne, VIC.>, <ExternalResource: Loxley, Anne (1991), 'Her Story', S.H. Ervin Gallery catalogue, Sydney, NSW.>, <ExternalResource: Peers, Juliet, 'More Than Just Gumtrees', Melbourne 1993.>, <ExternalResource: Moore, Felicity St. John (1992), 'Classical Modernism: The George Bell Circle', NGV catalogue, Melbourne, VIC.>, <ExternalResource: (1987), 'Masterpieces of Australian Printmaking', Josef Lebovic Gallery catalogue, Sydney.>, <ExternalResource: (1937), Argus, July, 13, 14.>, <ExternalResource: (18 September 1933), Herald.>, <ExternalResource: (20 August 1939), Sun-News Pictorial.>, <ExternalResource: Butler, Roger (1981), 'Melbourne Woodcuts and Linocuts of the 1920's and 1930's', City of Ballarat Fine Art Gallery catalogue, Ballarat, VIC.>, <ExternalResource: Butler, Roger & Deutscher, Chris (1978), 'A Survey of Australian Relief Prints 1900-1950', Deutscher Galleries catalogue, Melbourne, VIC.>] [<ExternalResource: Hope, Millie, 'Nonsense Rhymes'.>]