23 suggestions for "female+painter"
Adelaide ClaxtonEnglish painter and illustrator who developed a popular line in ghost paintings during the 1870s. Later in her life she turned her attention to corrective garments such as Claxton's Ear Caps.
Annie FrenchScottish painter, engraver, illustrator and designer (1872–1965), one of the Glasgow Girls.
Barbara NasmythScottish oil and watercolour painter (1790–1870).
Caroline McNairnScottish figurative painter (1955–2010).
Charlotte NasmythScottish oil and watercolour painter (1804–1884).
Constance BradshawEnglish landscape painter (1872–1961).
Eleanor Moore RobertsonPainter best-known for her portraits of locals and the British community during her stay in Shanghai from 1925 until 1937.
Elizabeth Mary WattScottish painter and decorator of pottery (1886–1954).
Elizabeth WalkerElizabeth Walker, née Reynolds, (1800–1876) was an English engraver and portrait painter.
Emily FordEmily Susan Ford (1850–1930), artist and campaigner for women’s rights, was born into a Quaker family in Leeds. She trained as an artist at the Slade School of Art and exhibited at the Royal Academy.
Esther Kenworthy WaterhouseEnglish artist, specialist in flower painting; her husband was fellow artist John William Waterhouse.
Ethel Fanny EverettEnglish portrait painter and illustrator of children's book, 1877–1951.
Isabella WaterhouseEnglish portrait painter; mother of John William Waterhouse
Janet AitkenScottish portrait and landscape painter (1873–1941).
Katharine CameronScottish flower and landscape painter, illustrator and etcher (1874–1965).
Madge MitchellScottish painter specialising in portraits, seascapes, and harbour and beach scenes (1892–1974).
Margaret MellisScottish painter and driftwood sculptor (1914–2009), a pivotal figure in modernist British art.
Marian Collier (painter)English painter associated with the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood.
Marion Wallace DunlopScottish artist and the first suffragette to go on hunger strike, on 5 July 1909.
Mary ArmourScottish landscape, flowers and still-life painter (1902–2000).
Mary Newbery SturrockScottish flower painter and embroiderer (1892–1985).
Penelope BeatonScottish watercolour painter of landscapes, harbour scenes and flowers (1886–1963).
Violet BanksScottish painter who worked as a commercial photographer from 1935 until 1949.
Term applied to any paint in which the pigment is dissolved in water and mixed with an organic gum or glue. on portraits, still lifes and narrative scenes.[1] She was born in Leamington Spa, Warwickshire, and was the half sister of Charles March Gere
English painter, book illustrator, and stained glass and embroidery designer (1869–1957)., under whom she studied at the Birmingham School of Art from 1897 before going on in 1905 to study at the Slade School of Fine Art.[2][3][4]
