Gladys Reynell b. 4 September 1881

Also known as Gladys Osborne
  • Artist (Printmaker),
  • Artist ,
  • Artist (Painter)
After studying painting under Margaret Preston, who she travelled with to Paris and London, she taught craft to shell-shocked soldiers. On returning to Australia she concentrated on pottery, which she later gave up when her husband contracted lead poisoning from the glazes.
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associate of
Margaret Preston
1875
Artist (Painter), Artist (Printmaker), Artist (Ceramist)
associate of
Bessie Davidson
1879
Artist
associate of
Edith Collier
Artist
spouse of
George Osborne
Other occupation
sibling of
Dr Rupert Reynell
Other occupation
associate of
Rupert Bunny
1881
Artist (Painter)

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References [<ExternalResource: Powerhouse Museum, '89/577 Cup and saucer, earthenware, Gladys Reynell, Reynella Pottery, South Australia, 1922', Powerhouse Museum, Sydney, NSW.>]
Alternative names
  • Gladys Osborne
  • Gladys Osborne
Related people
  • Preston, Margaret (associate of)
  • Davidson, Bessie (associate of)
  • Collier, Edith (associate of)
  • Osborne, George (spouse of)
  • Reynell, Rupert (sibling of)
  • Preston, Margaret (associate of)
  • Davidson, Bessie (associate of)
  • Collier, Edith (associate of)
  • Osborne, George (spouse of)
  • Reynell, Rupert (sibling of)
Related works
  • Feeding the Calves (creator of)
  • 89/577 Cup and saucer, earthenware, Gladys Reynell, Reynella Pottery, South Australia, 1922 (creator of)
  • Feeding the Calves (creator of)
Related collections
  • Art Gallery of South Australia (collected in)
  • National Gallery of Australia (collected in)
  • Art Gallery of New South Wales (collected in)
  • Art Gallery of South Australia (collected in)
  • National Gallery of Australia (collected in)
  • Art Gallery of New South Wales (collected in)
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