Sybil Mary Frances Craig b. 18 November 1901

Also known as Sybil Craig
  • Artist (Cartoonist / Illustrator),
  • Artist (Painter)
Mid 20th century painter and cartoonist of Melbourne.
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Name
Sybil Mary Frances Craig
Also known as Sybil Craig
Gender
Female
Roles
  • Artist (Cartoonist / Illustrator)
  • Artist (Painter)
Birth date
18 November 1901
Birth place
Enfield, England
Death date
14 September 1989
Death place
Melbourne, Victoria
Active Period
  • c.1920 - c.1957
Arrival
  • 1902
Residence
  • 1902 - 1989 Melbourne, Victoria
Training
  • 1935 Working Man's College (now RMIT), Melbourne, Victoria
  • under George Bell, Melbourne, Victoria
  • 1924 - 1932 National Gallery School, Melbourne, Victoria
  • c.1920 under John Shirlow, Melbourne, Victoria
Languages
  • English
Initial Record Data Source
  • Heritage: The National Women's Art Book

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References [<ExternalResource: Eagle, Mary (1979), 'Sybil Craig', Lip 1978/79.>, <ExternalResource: McCulloch, Alan and McCulloch, Susan (1994), 'The Encyclopedia of Australian Art', St Leonards, New South Wales.>, <ExternalResource: Wilkins, Lola (1990), 'Women artists who went to war', Australian Collector's Quarterly, May-July.>, <ExternalResource: (1978), 'Sybil Craig: Oil Paintings 1926-1970', Important Women Artists catalogue, Melbourne, Victoria.>, <ExternalResource: (1982), 'Sybil Craig', Jim Alexander Gallery catalogue, Melbourne, Victoria.>, <ExternalResource: 'Australian War Memorial files', Canberra, ACT: Australia War Memorial.>, <ExternalResource: McKay, Kirsten (c.1995), 'Women printmakers 1910 to 1940 in the Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum', The Gallery and Museum, Castlemaine, Victoria, p. 11.>, <ExternalResource: (22 November 1998), '[auction catalogue]', Deutscher Menzies, cat.33.>, <ExternalResource: Wilkins, Lola, '(Heritage biography, section 10, plate 446)', Sydney, New South Wales: Art and Australia; Roseville East, New South Wales: (distributed by) Craftsman House: in Heritage: the national women's art book, 500 works by 500 Australian women artists from colonial times to 1955, ed. Joan Kerr.>]