Alice Hambidge facts for kids

Alice Marian Hambidge (born October 2, 1869 – died January 20, 1947) was an Australian artist. She was known for her paintings and drawings.

Alice Hambidge was born in Kensington, South Australia. This was on October 2, 1869. She started learning art in 1893. She went to the School of Design in Adelaide to get her art training.

Her Artworks and Collections

Alice Hambidge's art is important. Her paintings and drawings are kept in major art galleries. These galleries collect and show her work.

Where Can You See Her Art?

You can find her artworks in several important places. These include:

• The Art Gallery of South Australia
• The Art Gallery of New South Wales
• The National Library of Australia

These collections help people learn about Australian art history. They also show the talent of artists like Alice Hambidge.

Honoring Her Legacy

Alice Hambidge and her sisters are remembered in Australia. A special place is named after them.

Hambidge Crescent

There is a street called Hambidge Crescent. It is in the Canberra suburb of Chisholm. This street was named to honor Alice. It also honors her sisters, Helen and Millicent. This shows how much her family contributed.