Miss Patty Mault b. c.1850

Also known as Miss Martha Emily Mault
  • Artist (Textile Artist / Fashion Designer),
  • Artist (Printmaker),
  • Artist (Industrial / Product Designer),
  • Artist (Painter)
Colonial female lace-maker whose Gothic revival style and Celtic interlacing title pages illuminated the names of Queen Victoria and Lady Smith, before bringing the Tasmanian Lace Exhibition together as a member of the planning committee.
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Citations

  • Miley, Caroline (1987), 'Beautiful & Useful: The Arts and Crafts Movement in Tasmania’, Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery catalogue, Launceston, Tas.

  • Information sourced from Sitwell, G. T.

See also

  • 'Section 11, plate 468', Heritage biography.
  • 1861 Census, Stoke (UK), indicating that the Maults lived at Coventry on Stoke Green
  • David Gore 'Faith and Family in South India: Robert Caldwell and his Missionary Dynasty', British Empire (website) http://www.britishempire.co.uk/article/faithandfamily.htm

Initial data sources

  • Heritage: The National Women's Art Book

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See alsos [<ExternalResource: 'Section 11, plate 468', Heritage biography.>, <ExternalResource: 1861 Census, Stoke (UK), indicating that the Maults lived at Coventry on Stoke Green>, <ExternalResource: David Gore 'Faith and Family in South India: Robert Caldwell and his Missionary Dynasty', British Empire (website)>] [<ExternalResource: 'Section 11, plate 468', Heritage biography.>, <ExternalResource: 1861 Census, Stoke (UK), indicating that the Maults lived at Coventry on Stoke Green>]