Dorothy EVERARD
Married to the artist C S EVERARD, she lived with her husband at 3 The Warren, St Ives and worked from the Dragon Studio in Norway Lane. She specialised in portraiture, and Jimmy Limpotts (a well-known St Ives character) was one of her subjects (1937).
A correspondent (2013) describes a St Ives watercolour by Everard which she has inherited of a local harbour scene with soldiers, and families with children milling around, dated 1947.
A further correspondent (2023) has told us that she has in her possession a painting of her mother by Dorothy Everard, which was done in Radlett, Herts, during World War II.
media
Painter of portraits in chalk, pastels and watercolour; still life and genre painter
works and access
Likenesses of the Artist: The artist appears in a photograph of the New Gallery in 1947 (Tovey)
Works include: Jimmy Limpotts (1937)
exhibitions
BIR
STISA 1936, 1937, 1945 and Winter 1947 Touring Shows
Eighty-fourth SWA Exhibition at Piccadilly Galleries (from the St Ives address of 3 The Warren)
memberships
STISA 1932-49
references
Hardie (2009) Artists in Newlyn and West Cornwall (p324)
Johnson & Greutzner (1975) Dictionary of British Artists
Tovey (2003) Creating a Splash (illus p34)
Whybrow (1994) St Ives (1921-1939 list)