Fanny Gibbes b. c.1822

Also known as Frances Minto Gibbes
  • Artist (Draughtsman)
Fanny Gibbes was a sketcher and the younger sister of well-known sketcher and watercolourist Mary Murray. Gibbes' surviving sketches depict views of Sydney's Point Piper House, where she lived with her family after arriving from England. An associate of Conrad Martens and Frederick Garling, Gibbes later lived in New Zealand with her husband Alfred Ludlam.
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Name
Fanny Gibbes
Also known as Frances Minto Gibbes
Gender
Female
Roles
  • Artist (Draughtsman)
Birth date
c.1822
Birth place
Falmouth, Jamaica
Death date
1877
Death place
Kensington, Westminster, England
Active Period
  • c.1838 - c.1843
Arrival
  • 19 April 1834 (Arrived Sydney, NSW on board the Resource)
Residence
  • c.1874 - c.5 March 1877 England, UK
  • c.1851 - c.1874 Lower Hutt, New Zealand
  • 19 April 1834 - 1851 Sydney, NSW
  • c.1826 - c.1834 England, UK
  • c.1822 - c.1826 Jamaica
Languages
  • English

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Alternative names
  • Frances Minto Gibbes
  • Frances Minto Gibbes
Related works
  • (View of Point Piper) (creator of)
  • William John Gibbes (creator of)
  • Point Piper, 1838 (creator of)
  • (View of Point Piper) (creator of)
  • William John Gibbes (creator of)
Related collections
  • Private collection (collected in)
  • Vaucluse House, Historic Houses Trust, Sydney, NSW (collected in)
  • National Library of Australia, Canberra, ACT (collected in)
  • Private collection (collected in)
  • Vaucluse House, Historic Houses Trust, Sydney, NSW (collected in)
  • National Library of Australia, Canberra, ACT (collected in)
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