Evelyn Chapman

Evelyn Chapman

1888 — 1961

Australian painter (1888–1961)

Grace Evelyn Chapman (1888–1961), known as Evelyn Chapman, was an Australian artist, known for her depictions of the battlefields of France. She was the first Australian woman artist to visit and paint those WWI scenes. She was also a portraitist.

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(Girl in red hat)

Evelyn Chapman Art Gallery of New South Wales

(Interior of a ruined church, France)

Evelyn Chapman Art Gallery of New South Wales

(Ruined buildings)

Evelyn Chapman Art Gallery of New South Wales

(Ruined church with poppies, Villers-Bretonneux)

Evelyn Chapman Art Gallery of New South Wales

(Ruined church, Villers-Bretonneux)

Evelyn Chapman Art Gallery of New South Wales

(Ruined church, Villers-Bretonneux)

Evelyn Chapman Art Gallery of New South Wales

(Stone houses, St. Ives, Cornwall)

Evelyn Chapman Art Gallery of New South Wales

(The Béguinage, Bruges)

Evelyn Chapman Art Gallery of New South Wales

(Trench ruins with poppies)

Evelyn Chapman Art Gallery of New South Wales

(Vegetable stall, Dieppe or Venice)

Evelyn Chapman Art Gallery of New South Wales

A Dattilo-Rubbo

Evelyn Chapman Art Gallery of New South Wales

Self portrait

Evelyn Chapman National Portrait Gallery

(The basket maker)

Evelyn Chapman Art Gallery of New South Wales

Old trench, French battlefield

Evelyn Chapman Art Gallery of New South Wales