Olive Muriel Pink b. 1884

  • Artist (Painter)
Pink was an artist with training at the Hobart Technical College and the Julian Ashton School, Sydney. Working from a base in the Northern Territory, she was an Aboriginal-rights activist, teacher, anthropologist and gardener. Her wild flower paintings were displayed in her home outside of Alice Springs
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Other occupations
  • Gardener
  • Aboriginal-rights activist
  • Anthropologist
  • Curator
  • Cleaner
  • Tracer
  • Teacher
  • Gardener
  • Aboriginal-rights activist
  • Anthropologist
  • Curator
  • Cleaner
  • Tracer (Tracer NSW Department of Public Works.)
  • Teacher
References [<ExternalResource: Julie Marcus (1 January 2002), 'Pink, Olive Muriel (1884–1975)'.>, <ExternalResource: Julie Marcus (1 January 2001), 'The Indomitable Miss Pink. A life in anthropology'.>]
Related people
  • Feint, Adrian (associate of)
  • Bates, Daisy (associate of)
  • Sheppard, Benjamin (associate of)
  • Hasluck, Paul (associate of)
  • Feint, Adrian (associate of)
  • Bates, Daisy (associate of)
  • Sheppard, Benjamin (associate of)
  • Hasluck, Paul (associate of)
Related person groups
  • Olive Pink Botanic Garden (associate of)
  • Olive Pink Botanic Garden (associate of)
Related recognitions
  • Olive Pink Botanic Garden (received)
  • Olive Pink Botanic Garden (received)
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