Bessie Davidson b. 1879

Also known as Bessie Ellen Davidson
  • Artist
Originally from Adelaide and a student and friend of Margaret Preston, Bessie Davidson was a very successful artist. She spent the majority of her life in France where she received much recognition for her work, most notably the Chevalier de la Légion d'Honneur for Art and Humanity in 1931.
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associate of
Rupert Bunny
1864
Artist (Painter)
associate of
Raphael Collin
Other occupation
associate of
Gustave Courtois
Other occupation
associate of
Richard Miller
Other occupation
child of
David Davidson
Other occupation
child of
née Johnson Ellen Davidson
Other occupation
associate of
René Prinet
Other occupation
associate of
Elizabeth Gibson
1879
Artist (Painter)
associate of
Margaret Preston
1879
Artist (Painter), Artist (Printmaker), Artist (Ceramist)
associate of
Gladys Reynell
1879
Artist (Printmaker), Artist, Artist (Painter)

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Related events
  • Exhibition of French Art (exhibited at)
  • International Society exhibition (exhibited at)
  • International Society exhibition (exhibited at)
  • L'Exposition du Groupe Feminin (exhibited at)
  • (Joint exhibition with Rose McPherson [Margaret Preston]) (exhibited at)
  • South Australian Society of Arts, Annual & Federal exhibitions (exhibited at)
  • Colonial Pastime to Contemporary Profession: 150 years of Australian Women's Art (exhibited at)
  • In the Company of Women: 100 years of Australian women's art from the Cruthers collection (exhibited at)
  • Exhibition of French Art (exhibited at)
  • International Society exhibition (exhibited at)
  • International Society exhibition (exhibited at)
  • L'Exposition du Groupe Feminin (exhibited at)
  • (Joint exhibition with Rose McPherson [Margaret Preston]) (exhibited at)
  • South Australian Society of Arts, Annual & Federal exhibitions (exhibited at)
  • Colonial Pastime to Contemporary Profession: 150 years of Australian Women's Art (exhibited at)