Josephine Muntz b. 30 March 1862

Also known as Josephine Muntz Adams, Josephine Margaret Adams Muntz
  • Artist (Painter)
Painter, residing in Melbourne, she diverged from standard patterns of taste in her use of a sombre palette and free, expressive brushwork. She exhibited internationally, being consistently acclaimed since 1896, but ended her career in relative obscurity.
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Citations

  • Burke, Janine (1980), 'Australian Women Artists 1840-1940’, Collingwood, VIC.

  • Hammond, Victoria and Peers, Juliet (1992), 'Completing the Picture’, East Hawthorn, VIC.

  • Larner, Bronwyn and Considine, Fran (1988), 'A Complementary Caste’, Catalogue, Centre Gallery, Surfers Paradise, Qld.

  • (12 August 1947), Argus,.

  • (10 June 1892), Sun, Melbourne.

  • (2 October 1896), Table Talk,.

  • (11 May 1917), Brisbane Mail.

  • 'Hordern House Acquisitions list’, 1998.

See also

  • 'Heritage, section 3, plate 108'.

Initial data sources

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