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Florence Taylor

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Latitude
-32.9023676
Longitude
151.7312067
Start Date
1901-01-01
End Date
1948-01-01

Description

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ID
tb9393

Extended Data

Birth Place
Waratah, Newcastle, NSW, Australia
Biography
printmaker, was born in Waratah, Newcastle, NSW, in 1901, niece of the well-known Judge, Sir George Stephenson Beeby. After her mother died and her father disappeared, she was brought up in Sydney by her aunts. She studied at Julian Ashton 's Sydney Art School and exhibited there. During the 1920s she contributed three linocuts to Undergrowth , the Sydney Art Students’ journal edited by Nancy Hall and Dore Hawthorne . Florence taught at the East Sydney Technical College and was a great friend of Ruth Ainsworth , the art mistress at Frensham Girls’ School, Mittagong. Taylor married Keith Dash in 1929 and did little work after this. She died of tuberculosis in Bathurst in 1948. This entry is a stub. You can help DAAO by submitting a biography. Writers: Staff writer Note: Revised Heritage biography. (Previously attributed to Bronwyn Hanna. Updated 2010/06/07) Date written: 1995 Last updated: 1992
Born
b. 1901
Summary
With the disappearance of her Father and death of her Mother, Florence Taylor was subsequently raised in Sydney by her aunts. After training at Julian Ashton's Sydney Art School in the 1920s, Taylor went on to teach at East Sydney Technical College.
Gender
Female
Died
1948
Age at death
47