Joan Morrison b. 1911

  • Artist (Painter),
  • Artist (Sculptor),
  • Artist (Cartoonist / Illustrator)
Morrison was an accomplished mid-20th century cartoonist and book illustrator. Her cartoons, published in Man and Smith's Weekly, were populated by sassy glamour girls that came to be known as 'The Morrison Girl' and during WW2 they were a popular pin-up among the troops. In 1929 she and Mollie Horseman were the first female cartoonists to be appointed to the permanent staff of Smith's.
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Citations

  • McCuaig, Ronald and Stuart, Isla (c.1964), 'You Can Draw a Kangaroo – The Poems Tell You What to Do’, Australian News and Information Bureau, Canberra, ACT, Reprinted as supplement, Australian Woman’s Weekly, Sydney, NSW, December 30.

  • P., P. (1930), 'Joan Morrison and Pat O’Harris – two young Australian art students’, Wentworth Magazine, April, p 4, Includes woodblock 'Tale of two cities’.

See also

  • 'Heritage, section 6, plate 261'.

Initial data sources

  • Heritage with additions

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