Elaine Alys Haxton b. 26 September 1909

Also known as Elaine Haxton
  • Artist ,
  • Artist (Printmaker),
  • Artist (Painter),
  • Designer (Theatre / Film Designer)
Painter, printmaker and designer , Haxton worked through the 1930's as a commercial artist in both Sydney and London. In 1943 she won the Sulman Prize and in 1986 was awarded an AM for printmaking.
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  • received
    AM
    Recognition type
    Award
    Description

    particularly for printmaking, 1986.

  • received
    Sulman Prize
    Dates
    1943
    Recognition type
    Award

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  • Second British International Print Biennale (exhibited at)
  • Art Gallery of NSW (exhibited at)
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  • Greenhill Galleries (exhibited at)
  • Second International Contemporary Print Biennale (exhibited at)
  • Macquarie Galleries (exhibited at)
  • Second British International Print Biennale (exhibited at)
  • Art Gallery of NSW (exhibited at)
  • Society of Artists (exhibited at)
  • Retrospective (exhibited at)
  • Elaine Haxton, printmaker (exhibited at)
  • Elaine Haxton: printmaker (exhibited at)
  • Review (exhibited at)
  • A Century of Australian Women's Art (1880s-1990s) (exhibited at)