Daphne Mayo b. 1 January 1895

Also known as Lilian Daphne Mayo
  • Artist (Sculptor)
Stronger than the stone she carved, this widely collected female artist's promotion of the arts rivalled her international sculpting career, by setting up several bequests and the first Art Reference Library in Queensland.
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Name
Daphne Mayo
Also known as Lilian Daphne Mayo
Gender
Female
Roles
  • Artist (Sculptor)
Other Occupation
  • Trustee Queensland Art Gallery, Brisbane
  • Sculpture Assistant
Birth date
1 January 1895
Birth place
Sydney, NSW
Death date
31 July 1982
Active Period
  • c.1911 - c.1981
Residence
  • c.1938 - c.1939 Canada
  • c.1938 - c.1939 USA
  • c.1938 - c.1939 Europe
  • c.1895 - c.1982 Sydney, NSW
  • c.1923 - c.1925 Italy
  • c.1923 - c.1925 France
  • c.1895 - c.1982 Brisbane, Qld
  • c.1919 - c.1923 London, UK
Training
  • c.1919 - c.1923 Sculpture School of the Royal Academy, London, England, UK
  • c.1914 - c.1919 Julian Ashton's Sydney Art School, NSW
  • c.1911 - c.1913 Diploma in Art Craftsmanship, Brisbane Central Technical College
  • c.1895 - c.1911 Eton High School at Hamilton, Brisbane, Qld
Languages
  • English
Initial Record Data Source
  • Heritage: The National Women's Art Book

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Related recognitions
  • Edward Stott Travelling Scholarship, Royal Academy, London, UK (received)
  • Wattle Day Travelling Art Scholarship (received)
  • Member of the Order of the British Empire (received)
  • Society of Artists' Medal (received)
  • Royal Academy (received)
  • Edward Stott Travelling Scholarship, Royal Academy, London, UK (received)
  • Royal Academy (received)
  • Wattle Day Travelling Art Scholarship (received)
  • Member of the Order of the British Empire (received)
  • Society of Artists' Medal (received)