Phyllis Shillito b. 29 April 1895

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Shillito was a designer and educator. She taught at Brisbane Technical College 1923, Sydney Technical College 1925. She became Head, East Sydney Technical College (Women's Handicrafts) 1958 and was the founder of Shillito School of Design in 1962.
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References [<ExternalResource: C.J. Kent (1 January 1995), '"Phyllis Shillito, 1895-1980: A Review"'.>, <ExternalResource: C.A. Morrow (2005), '"Women and Modernity in Interior Design. A Legacy of Design in Sydney from the 1920s to the 1960s."', PhD Thesis, UNSW, 2005, Kensington, NSW Australia.>, <ExternalResource: C.J. Kent (2002), 'Shillito, Phyllis Sykes (1895–1980)', Australia.>, <ExternalResource: Smith, Bernard (1984), 'The Boy Adeodatus: The Portrait of a Lucky Young Bastard'.>, <ExternalResource: "Struggle for distinctive local style." Sydney Morning Herald, August 09, 1955 p.8 (interview with Phyllis Shillito, Illustrated) >] [<ExternalResource: C.J. Kent (1 January 1995), '"Phyllis Shillito, 1895-1980: A Review"'.>, <ExternalResource: C.A. Morrow (2005), '"Women and Modernity in Interior Design. A Legacy of Design in Sydney from the 1920s to the 1960s."', PhD Thesis, UNSW, 2005, Kensington, NSW Australia.>, <ExternalResource: C.J. Kent (2002), 'Shillito, Phyllis Sykes (1895–1980)', Australia.>, <ExternalResource: Smith, Bernard (1984), 'The Boy Adeodatus: The Portrait of a Lucky Young Bastard'.>]