Annie May and Mina Moore

Also known as May Moore, Minnie Louise Moore
  • Artist (Photographer)
Professional portrait photographer's in New Zealand, Sydney, and Melbourne, and painter of miniatures on ivory.
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Citations

  • Hall, Barbara (1986), 'Interview with Mina Moore’s daughter’.

  • Hall, Barbara (1986), 'Annie May and Minnie Louise Moore’, Australian Dictionary of Biography, Pike, D., Shaw, A., Clark, M., Nairn, B., Serle, G., and Ward, R., eds, vols 1-6, Melbourne.

  • Hutton, Bruce R. (1925), 'Versatile May Moore – Photographs, miniatures, and domesticity’, Australian Woman’s Mirror, January, 6.

  • Barrie, Sandy (1992), 'Australians behind the Camera’, Sydney.

  • Moore, Mina (1955), 'Autobiography’, The Story of the Camera in Australia, Cato, Jack, ed, Melbourne, MS Artists’ Ephemera Box, National Gallery of Australia, Canberra.

  • Hall, B. & Mather, J. (1986), 'Australian Women Photographers 1840 1940’, Richmond, VIC.

See also

  • 'NLA PIC P653/1 (both sisters)', Melbourne Repertory Theatre Club fancy dress ball, 1914, gelatin silver.
  • 'Lone Hand 9 (May 1911), page 79', Australian surfing girl: studies of Miss Ivy Schilling... posed by ... May Moore.
  • 'Heritage, section 6, plate 234'.

Initial data sources

  • Heritage: The National Women's Art Book

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