Muriel Mary Sutherland Binney b. 26 December 1873

Also known as Muriel Hasler
  • Designer (Graphic Designer),
  • Artist (Printmaker),
  • Artist (Painter)
A painter, etcher and designer who exhibited both in Australia and abroad and who is thought to have lessons from Dattilo Rubbo. Binney was also an award-winning inventor whose creations included a leg prosthesis and a portable shoe-stand. A regular international traveller, she spent time in London, Paris and Russia.
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exhibited at
Sydney by Ferry
Date
2002
Place
Museum of Sydney, Sydney, NSW
Description
Type
Exhibition
exhibited at
Franco-British Exhibition of Science, Arts and Industries, London
Date
14 May 1908 - 31 October 1908
Place
Shepherd's Bush, London, England, UK
Description

the Franco-British Exhibition of Science, Arts and Industries, London was held in 1908. Australia was represented with a “dedicated stand-along pavilion” with sections assigned to each state.

artists included:
Stephen Spurling III
W.G. Piguenit
Harriet Halligan
Anne Dorrington
Percy Stanway-Tapp
Sarah Furphy
Tom Roberts
Bertram Mackennal
Charles Hoffbauer
Theodora Cowan
Suzanne Gether
Muriel Binney
Elizabeth Williamson
Alfred East
Frances Hodgkins
Thea Proctor

Type
Exhibition
Tags
1908 Franco-British Exhibition
exhibited at
Women's Work Exhibition
Date
1907
Place
Sydney, NSW
Description
Type
Exhibition

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References [<ExternalResource: Ramsay, Marjorie (1930), 'Feminine ingenuity: Sydney woman invents shoe case and body brace', from an unsourced newspaper article (from the family's collection).>, <ExternalResource: (1907), Sydney Mail, 09-18.>, <ExternalResource: (1908), The Times (London), 07-03.>, <ExternalResource: (1907), Town and Country Journal, 06-05.>, <ExternalResource: (1907), 'Register of Artistic Copyright', Australian Archives A1861/1, item 209.>, <ExternalResource: Information sourced from Fripp, Ann.>, <ExternalResource: (1907), 'First Australian Exhibition of Women's Work', Melbourne, Oct-Nov.>, <ExternalResource: (1909), 'Reports of the Executive Commissioner and Commissioners of New South Wales at the Franco-British Exhibition', Sydney, NSW.>, <ExternalResource: (1909), 'Register of Copyrights', Commonwealth of Australia, September.>]