Anne Alison Greene b. 1878

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Greene helped her sisters set up a Ladies' High School in Tenterfield and the Moreton Bay Girls' High School at Wynnum before pursuing her own artistic interests. She travelled to Europe and studied in London before setting up a studio and continuing to study in Paris. A member of the Société des Beaux Arts from 1928, illness forced Greene to return to Brisbane in 1946.
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Portrait of Moya Dyring

oil on canvas formerly in the possession of Dr H.V. Evatt and Mary Alice Evatt, was offered as lot 379 in Deutscher-Menzies Australian and International Fine Art Auction (est. $1,800-2,400).

 
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oil on canvas 54.9 × 45.8 cm, signed l.r. 'A. Alison Greene’. University Art Museum, University of Queensland, gift of Mrs Buttner (plate 41 in Larner and Considine)

 

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