Patricia Englund, née Burge, (1922–2004) was an Australian potter and artist from Sans Souci, New South Wales.
Career
editPatricia first studied painting at the Julian Ashton School in Sydney before she took pottery lessons at Wollongong Technical College, where she was taught by her husband Ivan Englund.[1] In 1955 after quickly developing as a highly skilled potter using a small wood-burning kiln, Patricia also went on to teach ceramics at the college. Patricia's works are held in collections at the National Gallery of Victoria,[2] the Powerhouse Museum[3] in Sydney and the National Gallery of Australia.[4] Her items of pottery have been exhibited in the Western Australia Art Gallery and Newcastle Teachers College as well as in New Zealand, Philippines, Japan, Hong Kong and Thailand.[5]
Exhibitions
edit- Four Arts in Australia 1962[8]
- National Gallery of Victoria 1963–64.[9]
- Stoneware by Patricia Englund 1966[10]
- Bonython Art Gallery 1969[11]
- Christmas Art Exhibition, Blaxland Gallery 1970[12]
- Mitchell Regional Art Gallery 1973 (Permanent Collection)[13]
- A Collection of Australian Women Artists Duvance Galleries 1978[14]
- Bathurst Regional Gallery 1995[15]
Prizes
edit- Hunters Hill Prize for potter in 1961 and 1966[16]
- Mirror-Waratah Prize in 1965[16]
- Royal Easter Show 1969, Art, Sculpture and Human Image Exhibitions[17]
- The Transfield Art Prize 1969[11]
References
edit- ^ "Ivan Englund". Retrieved 8 June 2022.
- ^ "Patricia Englund".
- ^ "Stoneware form by Patricia Englund". collection.maas.museum. Retrieved 8 June 2022.
- ^ "Patricia Englund 1922 – 2004". National Gallery of Australia. Retrieved 8 June 2022.
- ^ Australian and New Zealand Pottery. National Gallery of Victoria. 1963–1964.
- ^ a b "Potters' society of N.S.W.". Macquarie Galleries Bulletin. 1962.
- ^ Flyer: Patricia Englund Stoneware Jewellery. Macquarie Galleries. 1959.
- ^ Fours Arts In Australia. Commonwealth Art Advisory Board. 1962. p. 6.
- ^ Pottery. National Gallery of Victoria.
- ^ Simons, Anna (1966). Flyer: Stoneware by Patricia Englund, 27 September to 10 October 1966. Macquarie Galleries, Canberra.
- ^ a b Flyer: The Transfield Art Prize 1969. Bonython Art Gallery.
- ^ Christmans Art Exhibition. Blaxland Galleruy. 1970.
- ^ Potter Permanent Collection. Mitchell Regional Art Gallery. 1973.
- ^ Flyer: A Collection of Australian Women Artists. Duvance Galleries. 1978.
- ^ Ceramics Survey 1969 to 1995. Bathurst Regional Art Gallery. 1995. ISBN 0947301143.
- ^ a b Buscombe, Eve (April 1977). "Who's Who in the Australian arts". The Australian Magazine. p. 44.
- ^ "Royal Easter Show Catalogue 1967". The Royal Agricultural Society of New South Wales. 1967.