Eugenie Bertha Durran b. 21 July 1889

Also known as Eugenie Bertha Rowell, Eugenie Rowell
Coming from a creative family and after studying at the National Gallery School, Eugenie had early success in her career as an artist. She was an active member of the arts community, becoming a founding member of the McClelland Gallery.
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Citations

  • Durran, Eugenie, 'Notes from personal recollections by the artist’.

  • 'National Gallery School Register’, Melbourne, Victoria: National Gallery School.

  • Information sourced from family members.

See also

  • 'Heritage, section 1, plate 28'.

Initial data sources

  • Heritage with additions

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Related recognitions
  • second place (received)
  • First prize, 'Painting Still-Life' (received)
  • Student competition, National Gallery School (received)
  • second place (received)
  • First prize, 'Painting Still-Life' (received)
  • Student competition, National Gallery School (received)