Dr Joan Janet Bayliss (nee Twycross) b. 1 March 1925

  • Artist (Painter)
She used her illustrating skills as an integral part of her working life, ranging from the early years as a teacher, through to publications, booklets and presentations when working at Koorana and later in Community Services. She pioneered the use of art in treating children with behavioral problems.
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Quartet of Lady McCusker Roses
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Worked in oils, watercolours, acrylics and ceramics. 1960s abstracts and lino prints. Later there was a return to painting and sketching, often with a bolder outlined style. In the last few years the well known roses and other floral motifs were produced as well as items influenced by her interest in Jungian concepts and symbolism.

Note: Her most famous work is a quartet of pen and watercolour McCusker roses donated and then auctioned as a fundraiser for the McCusker Foundation for Alzheimer’s Disease Research in 2001. These were subsequently turned into a printed set of gift cards.
 

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Related recognitions
  • Bunbury Art Prize (received)