Phyllis McKillup b. 1918

  • Artist (Painter)
Used art therapy both voluntarily and in paid positions to assist women prisoners, Indigenous people, mentally and physically disabled people and the criminally insane. She was also a driving force behind a SA Parliament decision allowing prisoners to keep their newborn children. McKillup's career had many facets; she was not only a therapist, but also worked as a nurse during WWII and wrote a the
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associate of
Nora Heysen
1911
Artist
associate of
Ruth Tuck
1914
Artist (Draughtsman), Artist (Painter)
parent of
Sarah Elizabeth McKillup
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References [<ExternalResource: 'Peoplescape', (Information plaque accompanying figure).>, <ExternalResource: McKillup, Phyllis (Dr), Information surced from.>]