Edith Helena Adie facts for kids

Edith Helena Adie (1865–1947) was a talented British painter. She was especially known for her beautiful watercolour paintings.

About Edith Adie

Edith Adie was born in London, England, on December 27, 1865. Her family lived in an area called Streatham. From a young age, Edith showed a passion for art.

She studied painting at several famous art schools. These included the South Kensington Art School, the Westminster School of Art, and the Slade School of Fine Art. These schools helped her develop her skills.

Her Art and Travels

Edith Adie loved to paint landscapes. She also enjoyed painting scenes of gardens. She often found inspiration during her travels. She painted many beautiful scenes in Italy, especially in places like Taormina and Bordighera.

Edith also traveled far away to Australia. Her journeys helped her capture different views and light in her artwork. She was a member of the British Watercolour Society. This group was for artists who specialized in watercolours.

Exhibitions and Recognition

Edith Adie's paintings were shown in important art exhibitions. She displayed her work at the Royal Academy of Arts. This is a very famous art institution in London.

She also exhibited with the Royal Society of British Artists. Her paintings were shown at the New Society of Painters in Water Colours. She exhibited her art between 1893 and 1912.

Edith Adie passed away on May 16, 1947, in Tonbridge, England. Her paintings continue to be admired today.

Gallery

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  Bank of rhododendrons

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  A garden by the Italian lakes

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  Red and Blue Waterlillies

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  The lake, Hever