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Mildred Anne Butler
1859-1941 Ireland/en plein air
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Brief Biography-Mildred Anne Butler was from Thomaston, Kilkenny, Ireland. She studied in Brussels, Paris, and London. Her first significant exhibitions were at the Royal Society of Painters in Watercolours, and she was made an associate member in 1896. She spent time painting in Cornwall and became linked with the Newlyn School art colony.
She exhibited at the Royal Hibernian Academy in Ireland and became an Ulster Academy of Arts member in 1930. In 1937, she was made a full member of the Royal Society of Painters in Watercolours in Ireland
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A Preliminary
Investigation

A Steam
Train

A Sheltered
Corner

Ancient
Rubbish

Artist
Painting

Collecting
Flowers

The Arch Garden
Kilmurry

Dandelions and
Scillas

the
Meditation

Rocky
Stream

Kilmurry

Snow
Drops

Girl with a Basket
Walking

The River Nore
at Thomastown

Where the Grass
Grows Green

The Garden
Cart

Girl by a
Garden Gate

War
in
Mid Air

Ewe
and Lambs

Peacocks
in a Garden

The
Doves

Chateau
Chillon
