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Venus, Ethel
Painter who exhibited with the West Australian Society of Arts in 1922.
Primavera Veolia Acquisitive Award
Veolia Creative Arts Scholarship
Ethel Atkinson, Ada Newman and Vera Margeliouth

by Atkinson, Ethel.

Note: Vera Margeliouth was one of the pair's students. This exhibition was sponsored by the Arts and Crafts Society of Queensland.

Ethel Atkinson, Ada Newman and Vera Margeliouth

by Newman, Ada Ione.

Vera Margeliouth was one of the pair's students. This exhibition was sponsored by the Arts and Crafts Society of Queensland.

Vera Cottew, Muriel Foot and Ella Robinson

by Cottew, Vera.

Exhibition of Vera Cottew, Muriel Foote, Ella Robinson

by Fry, Ella J. Osborn.

Vera Moeller and Angela Powles

by Moeller, Vera, Powles, Angela.

Girl's bonnet made by Vera Oswald

by Oswald, Vera.

2008/13/1

Girl's bonnet made by Vera Oswald

by Oswald, Vera.

2008/13/2

Bates, Vera, b. 1901
Painter who was the president of the Western Australian Women's' Society of Fine Arts and Crafts in 1957-58.
Blackburn, Vera, b. 1911
Printmaker Vera Blackburn was the daughter of artistically minded parents who encouraged her practice through lessons with Thea Proctor. World War Two, marriage and family ...
Brockway, Vera
Painter who exhibited with the West Australian Society of Arts in 1911 and 1912.
Cooper, Vera
Yorta Yorta ceramicist, Vera Cooper won the "Victorian Prize" category in Shepparton Art Gallery's 2007 Indigenous Ceramic Art Awards.
Cottew, Vera, b. 1902
Vera Cottew's career as an art teacher in Brisbane spanned more than 20 years, during which time she influenced many of her female students and, ...
Ewart, Joyce Vera Mary, b. 1916
Joyce Vera Mary Ewart was a painter and printmaker. She taught at Willoughby Art Workshop.
Leichney, Vera, b.
Vera Leichney, like many women artists of her generation, specialised in floral still life studies but was a more capable exponent than most and a ...
Moeller, Vera
image of Oswald, Vera
Oswald, Vera
(Members of the Melbourne Club on the verandah of the third clubhouse)

by Charlier, J. Baptist.