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Glyde, Alice Cordelia, b. 1867
Alice Cordelia Glyde was an art teacher, embroiderer, wood carver and leatherworker who exhibited with the WA Society of Arts in 1904, 1906, 1907 and ...
Davies, Kate, b. 1899
In the 1890s Kate Davies carved a picture frame that is now in the Augusta Historical Museum.
Cavanagh, Lily Gladys, b. 1894
Embroiderer, designer and woodcarver who exhibited with the West Australian Society of Arts in 1911.
Benham, Loui, b. 1868
Loui Benham was born in 1868. She was embroiderer, designer, teacher, woodcarver, pyrographer and painter. Benham exhibited with the West Australian Society of Arts. She ...
Clarke, May
May Clarke was china painter and woodcarver. She studied woodcarving at Perth Technical School in 1917. Clarke's teacher was J. W. R. Linton.
Broomhall,
Embroiderer and woodcarver who exhibited in the West Australian Society of Arts exhibition in 1912.
Deans,
Mrs Deans was a painter and woodcarver. She exhibited with the West Australian Society of Arts 1908.
Francis, Pansy Georgina, b. 1884
Pansy Georgina Francis was born in 1884 in Auckland, New Zealand. In 1908 she passed a woodcarving exam at Fremantle Technical School. Over the years ...
Priest, K.
Exhibited a carved frame with the West Australian Society of Arts.
Prinsep, Emily Frances, b. 1874
She won the competition for "the design of a frieze with a distinctly Australian motif" in 1909.
Richardson-Bunbury, Amelia Mildred, b. 1862
Amateur woodcarver, photographer and botanical collector lived in Busselton, WA.
Richardson, Maude Rose, b. 1879
Maude Rose Richardson was born in 1879. With her friends Alma Pericles and Mrs W. E. Stephenson, she formed the West Australian Women Painters and ...
Layman, Marion St Clair, b. 1869
Marion St Clair Layman was born in 1869. She was a woodcarver who assisted Gordon Holdsworth carving the church pulpit in Bridgetown, Western Australia. She ...
Strickland, Violet Edith
Spinner and weaver. Strickland was a very strong minded person who taught spinning and weaving from around the First World War.