Valerie Panton

  • Artist
Valerie Panton was an illustrator and commercial artist who worked as a commercial artist in Sydney in the early 1920s. She contributed illustrations to several publications of the day including Home and Aussie.
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Citations

  • Eve’s Daughter (1920), 'Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary, How Do Your Dresses Grow?’, Aussie, 10-15, contributed illustrations.

  • Eve’s Daughter (1921), 'Toilets De-Mer – and Colourful Accessories’, Aussie, 01-15, contributed illustrations.

  • Eve’s Daughter (1920), 'For a Corner in the Starlight When the Jazzing Steps Are Slow’, Aussie, 12-15, contributed illustrations.

  • Eve’s Daughter (1921), 'The Romance of Wispy Lingerie’, Aussie, 03-15, contributed illustrations.

See also

  • 'ADD section 2, plate 70'.

Initial data sources

  • Heritage with additions

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