Adelaide Eliza Ironside
Adelaide Eliza Ironside was an Australian painter (1831–1867). She was born at Sydney and died at Rome.
Also recorded as Adelaide Ironside; Eliza Adelaide Ironside; Adelaide Eliza Scott Ironside.
Recognition and collections
Adelaide Eliza Ironside received Victorian Honour Roll of Women. Work by Adelaide Eliza Ironside is held by Art Gallery of New South Wales.
Identity
What the record establishes about Adelaide Eliza Ironside.
Adelaide Eliza Ironside is recorded as having received Victorian Honour Roll of Women. Adelaide Eliza Ironside is recorded at birth as Adelaide Eliza Scott Ironside. Adelaide Eliza Ironside is recorded with the citizenship of Australia. Adelaide Eliza Ironside is recorded as painter.
In detail
The field of work recorded is painting. John Dunmore Lang is recorded as an influence.
Work by Adelaide Eliza Ironside is recorded in the collections of Art Gallery of New South Wales.
Distinctions recorded are Victorian Honour Roll of Women.
Chronology
- 1831Adelaide Eliza Ironside born at Sydney.
- 1831Adelaide Eliza Ironside was born in 1831 at Sydney.
- 1867Adelaide Eliza Ironside died at Rome.
- 1867Adelaide Eliza Ironside died in 1867 at Rome.
Sources
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- 1.
“Adelaide Ironside”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading
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Wikidata, structured authority record Q4681705: Adelaide Eliza Ironside
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