Gladys Noeline Gibbons b. 25 December 1903

  • Artist (Draughtsman),
  • Artist (Printmaker),
  • Artist (Painter)
Starting her art training at the Julian Ashton's Sydney Art School in the early 1920s Gladys married its future principal and became good friends with artist and teacher Thea Proctor. She regularly exhibited her work and taught in schools in Sydney and Melbourne.
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Citations

  • 'NSW Birth Records : 2952/1903; 605/1878’.

  • Butler, Roger (1985), 'Australian Prints in the Australian National Gallery’, National Gallery of Australia catalogue, Canberra.

  • Draffin, Nicholas (1976), 'Australian Woodcuts and Linocuts of the 1920s and 1930s’, South Melbourne, Victoria.

  • Proctor, Thea (15 November 1938), 'Modern art in Sydney’, Art in Australia, no.73.

  • (1927), Undergrowth, July-August.

  • Butler, Roger (1995), 'Sydney By Design’, National Gallery of Australia catalogue, Canberra.

  • Butler, Roger and Deutscher, Chris (1978), 'A Survey of Australian Relief Prints 1905-1950’, Deutscher Galleries catalogue, Melbourne, Victoria.

  • (1928), Undergrowth, September-October.

  • (1927), Undergrowth, November-December.

See also

  • '(Heritage biography) ADD section 6, plate 241'.

Initial data sources

  • Heritage: The National Women's Art Book

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