Dora L. Wilson b. 1883

Also known as Dora Lynell Wilson
  • Artist (Painter),
  • Artist (Draughtsman)
painter and etcher, won a silver medal for the best etching at the 1907 First Australian Exhibition of Women's Work, Melbourne.
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painter and etcher, won a silver medal for the best etching at the 1907 First Australian Exhibition of Women’s Work, Melbourne. Her pastel on paper Seated Nude (a duller, more illustrative and more mature woman than in Cumbrae-Stewart 's pastels) was offered at Deutscher-Menzies on 1 May 2002, lot 109 (est. $8,000-10,000).

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Date written:
1996
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2007

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