Elaine E. Coghlan b. 9 August 1897

  • Artist (Painter)
Painter and art teacher. Resident of Sydney, New South Wales, early in her career Coghlan concentrated on oil paintings but later turned to watercolours as her principal medium.
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  • Rubbo, Dattilo (associate of)
  • Coghlan, Kate Edith (child of)
  • Coghlan, Frederick Albert (child of)
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  • Sydney Church of England Girls' Grammar School (SCECGS Redlands) (associate of)
  • Manly Grammar School (associate of)
  • Roneo (associate of)
  • Mosman Public School (associate of)
  • Society of Women Painters (associate of)
  • Women's Industrial Arts Society (associate of)
  • Australian Art Society (associate of)
  • Painter-Etchers' and Graphic Arts Society of Australia (associate of)
  • Australian Watercolour Institute (associate of)
  • NSW Society of Artists (associate of)
  • Royal Art Society of NSW (associate of)
Related people
  • Jackson, James R. (associate of)
Related works
  • The Model (creator of)
Related collections
  • Jeremy De Rozario Bookplate Collection, Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery, University of Western Australia, WA (collected in)
  • Newcastle Region Art Gallery, Newcastle, NSW (collected in)
  • New England Regional Art Museum, Armidale, NSW (collected in)
Related recognitions
  • A life drawing scholarship (received)
  • Won three life painting scholarships Royal Art Society School (received)
Related events
  • Australian Art Society (exhibited at)
  • Painter-Etchers' and Graphic Arts Society of Australia (exhibited at)
  • Australian Watercolour Institute (exhibited at)
  • NSW Society of Artists (exhibited at)
  • Royal Art Society of NSW (exhibited at)
  • [Solo exhibition] (exhibited at)
  • Wynne Prize (exhibited at)
  • Wynne Prize (exhibited at)
  • Archibald Prize (exhibited at)