Rose Mabel Phipps b.

Also known as Rose Dakin, Rose M. Dakin, Rose Gayer Phipps, Rose M Phipps
  • Artist (Sculptor),
  • Artist (Painter)
Rose Mabel Phipps, also known as Rose Dakin, was a miniature painter and sculptor. She was the only female miniaturist in Britain who apparently was making an income of over four figures from her work. In 1918 she became a full member of the Royal Society of Miniaturists.
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Citations

  • (1934), 'Who’s Who in Art’, London, England, UK (3rd edition).

  • (1924), Argus, 06-24.

  • (1930), B.P. Magazine, March-May.

  • (1925), Society, 02-01.

  • (1931), Women’s Budget, 01-09.

  • (1925), Woman’s World, 03-01.

  • Dolman, Bernard (ed.) (1981), 'A Dictionary of Contemporary British Artists’, (reprint of Who’s Who in Art, 2nd edition, 1929) Woodbridge, UK.

See also

  • 'ADD Section 8, plate 343', Heritage biography.

Initial data sources

  • Heritage: The National Women's Art Book

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Residences
  • c.1930 - c.1931 Vaucluse, Sydney, NSW
  • - Melbourne, VIC
  • - India
  • - Malaya
  • - England, UK
  • c.1930 - c.1931 Vaucluse, Sydney, NSW
  • Melbourne, VIC
  • India
  • Malaya
  • England, UK
Alternative names
  • Rose Dakin
  • Rose M. Dakin
  • Rose Gayer Phipps
  • Rose M Phipps
  • Rose Dakin
  • Rose M. Dakin
  • Rose Gayer Phipps
Arrivals
  • c.1924
  • c.1924
Trainings
  • - Manchester School of Art, Manchester, England, UK
  • Manchester School of Art, Manchester, England, UK