Ethel Stephens b. 1864

Also known as Ethel Anna Stephens
  • Artist (Printmaker),
  • Artist (Painter)
Painter, printmaker and decorative artist was born in Sydney. She was the first pupil of Julian Ashton's. Stephens painted flowers and other still life subjects, portraits and landscapes, and was a member of many art associations, promoting all women exhibitions, before teaching art.
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associate of
[Royal] Art Society of NSW, NSW
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associate of
NSW Society of Women Painters, NSW
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associate of
Society of Arts & Crafts of New South Wales, NSW
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associate of
Women's College, University of Sydney, Sydney, NSW, Australia
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associate of
Sydney Grammar School, NSW
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associate of
Sydney University, NSW
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associate of
[Royal] Queensland Art Society, QLD
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associate of
NSW Society of Artists, NSW
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  • Five Lady Artists (exhibited at)
  • Commonwealth Exhibition for the Society of Artists (None)
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  • Queensland Art Society (exhibited at)
  • Women's Industries Exhibition (exhibited at)
  • Colonial and Indian Exhibition (None)
  • A Century of Australian Women's Art (1880s-1990s) (exhibited at)
  • Women Artists in the University of Sydney Collection (exhibited at)
  • Society of Women Painters (NSW): Cabinet exhibition (exhibited at)
  • Project 39: Women's imprint (exhibited at)
  • Five Lady Artists (exhibited at)
  • Commonwealth Exhibition for the Society of Artists (None)
  • art exhibition (exhibited at)
  • Queensland Art Society (exhibited at)
  • Women's Industries Exhibition (exhibited at)
  • Colonial and Indian Exhibition (None)
  • A Century of Australian Women's Art (1880s-1990s) (exhibited at)
  • Women Artists in the University of Sydney Collection (exhibited at)
  • Society of Women Painters (NSW): Cabinet exhibition (exhibited at)