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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associate of
Miss Edith Annie Mary Alsop
1871
Artist (Cartoonist / Illustrator), Artist (Printmaker), Artist (Painter)
associate of
Johnstone
Other occupation
associate of
John Mather
Other occupation
associate of
Ethel Crooke
Other occupation
child of
Emily Florence Kate O'Shaughnessy
Other occupation
associate of
Emily Florence Kate O'Shaughnessy
Other occupation
child of
Frederick John Hasler
1838
Artist (Photographer)
associate of
Frederick John Hasler
1838
Artist (Photographer)
sibling of
Letitia Hasler
Other occupation
spouse of
Edward Harold Binney
Other occupation
associate of
Suzanne Gether
1873
Artist, Artist (Textile Artist / Fashion Designer), Artist, Artist, Artist (Sculptor)
child of
George Henry Massey Hasler
1873
Artist (Photographer)
relative of
Frederick John Hasler
1873
Artist (Photographer)
associate of
Margaret H. Livingston
1873
Artist (Painter)
associate of
Alice Mills
1873
Artist (Photographer)
child of
Emily Florence Kate O'Shannessy
1873
Artist (Photographer)
an artist
associate of
Dattilo Rubbo
1873
Artist (Painter)

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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.>]