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Miriam ISRAELS

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see Miriam GABO

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Miriam ISRAELS

gender:

female

references:

St Ives 1939-64, Twenty Five Years of Painting, The Tate

Francis Fairfax IVIMEY

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He lived at The Fort, Newquay, contributing to a number of STISA shows. In 1937 he exhibited three paintings at the NAG Exhibition.

Francis Fairfax Ivimey and his wife, Julia Beatrice IVIMEY, had been at The Fort some six years when he purchased the cannon from the Quay Yard and placed it in his own grounds in 1906. The Quay Yard closed that year with the death of Thomas Clemens II, grandson and namesake of the founder of the local Shipbuilding family.

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Francis Fairfax IVIMEY

gender:

male

exh 1932-9

media:

Primarily a landscape painter in watercolours and oils

references:

Newquay Voice Newspaper 'Imbued with the right spirit' 24th Mar 2004 (//newquayvoice.co.uk);

Hardie (2009) Artists in Newlyn and West Cornwall;

Tovey (2003) Creating a Splash

memberships:

STISA 1936-46;

BWS

exhibitions:

STISA 1936 and 1937 Touring Shows;

NAG (3) 1937

works and access:

Works include: The Farm Coningsby (1937); North Cliffs (1937) and Eventide (1937); The Bluebell Wood

Julia Beatrice IVIMEY

—1947

A self-taught painter in watercolours who exhibited in London and Paris from 1893, when her sending-in address was Richmond Hill, Richmond, Surrey. From 1904 this changed to Newquay, Cornwall. In 1912 she was elected to the Royal Institute of Painters in Water-Colour (RI), where she exhibited 22 paintings. She also showed work at the RA and Liverpool amongst other venues.

A painting by her of a woman in the role of Carmen displeased Ezra Pound in April 1918 (Mod Journals Project). She was the wife of Francis Fairfax IVIMEY, exhibiting at NAG at the same time in 1937.

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Mrs Julia Beatrice IVIMEY RI

aka:

nee MATTHEWS (confirmed)

gender:

female

media:

Watercolourist

references:

Hardie (2009) Artists in Newlyn and West Cornwall;

Johnson & Greutzner (1975) Dictionary of British Artists;

NAG exhibition records (WCAA);

Modernist Journals Project: modjourn.brown.edu/Image/MatthewsJB

memberships:

RI 1912 (resigned 1922)

exhibitions:

London and Paris from 1893; NAG 1937

Eileen IZARD

—1957

Mrs Izard was a student at the FORBES SCHOOL in 1937, and later at Leonard John FULLER's St Ives School of Painting. She specialised in flower paintings and portraits.

She exhibited at the summer exhibition of STISA in 1956, with the titles Tulips and Freesia. She lived at Moor Cottage, Rosewall, St Ives.

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Mrs Constance Eileen IZARD

aka:

Eileen

gender:

female

media:

Painter

references:

Hardie (2009) Artists in Newlyn and West Cornwall;

Tovey (2003) Creating a Splash;

Wood (1994) Hidden Talents

http://www.landergallery.co.uk/

memberships:

STISA 1940-57

exhibitions:

STISA 1947 and 1951 Festival of Britain Touring Shows

works and access:

Works include: St Ives Through the Looking Glass; Holly and Chrysanthemums and Tulips and Freesia (both 1956)

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