Mollie Douglas b. 1 May 1920

Also known as Mary Emily Douglas
  • Maker (Ceramist)
Molly Douglas - potter and educator - was a founding member of the Potters' Society of New South Wales. In the early 1950s, she moved from earthenware to stoneware and started a lifelong interest in locally-sourced clays and glazes.
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associate of
Ivan McMeekin
1919
Maker (Ceramist)
associate of
Ivan Englund
1915
Artist (Ceramist), Artist (Sculptor), Designer (Painter)
associate of
Joyce Gittoes
1915
Artist (Ceramist), Artist (Printmaker)
taught
associate of
Peter Rushforth
1920
Artist (Ceramist)
colleague of

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References [<ExternalResource: Douglas, Mollie (Mary Emily) & Blackman, Barbara (Interviewer) (1987). Mollie Douglas interviewed by Barbara Blackman. >, <ExternalResource: (1962). [Mollie Douglas : Australian Art and Artists file]. >, <ExternalResource: Mollie Douglas – Australian Pottery at Bemboka>] [<ExternalResource: Douglas, Mollie (Mary Emily) & Blackman, Barbara (Interviewer) (1987). Mollie Douglas interviewed by Barbara Blackman. >, <ExternalResource: (1962). [Mollie Douglas : Australian Art and Artists file]. >]