Florence Fuller b. 1867

Also known as Florence Ada Fuller
  • Artist (Painter)
Florence Fuller's artistic talents were such that she was able to give up her job as a governess and open her own studio before the age of 20. Indeed, she became renowned for her portraits, exhibiting widely over many years in Australia and Europe. She lived in a number of places in Australia, as well as in South Africa, France, England and India before finally settling in Mosman, NSW.
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Citations

  • Hirst Browne, M. (1891), 'Some Australian women’, Illustrated Sydney News, 05-09.

  • Chapman, Barbara (1979), 'The Colonial Eye’, Art Gallery of Western Australia catalogue, Perth, WA.

  • Clark, Jane (1985), 'Golden Summers’, National Gallery of Victoria catalogue, Melbourne, Vic.

  • Gibney, H.J. and Smith, Ann G. (1987), 'A Biographical Register 1788-1939: notes from the name index of Australian Dictionary of Biography’, Canberra, ACT: Australian Dictionary of Biography.

  • Gooding, Janda (1987), 'Western Australian Art and Artists’, Art Gallery of Western Australia catalogue, Perth, WA.

  • Hammond, Victoria and Peers, Juliet (1992), 'Completing the Picture’, East Hawthorn, Vic.

  • (1896), Sydney, NSW : Bulletin, 09-12.

  • (1891), Illustrated Sydney News, 08-01.

  • Information sourced from Fullagar, Col.

See also

  • 'Heritage: ADD section 2, plate 60'.

Initial data sources

  • Heritage with additions

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