Eileen Greenwood
Eileen Constance Greenwood RE (26 May 1915 – 23 June 2008) was an English artist, printmaker, and art teacher, specializing in etching and aquatint. She is also rarely known by her maiden name of Eileen Messenger.
The daughter of Harold Messenger and Nellie Spackman, who had married the year before,
Greenwood was the founding Principal of the Sittingbourne College of Education,[3][6] which was the first day-college for student teachers in Kent and was opened by Princess Marina.[7]
Greenwood exhibited works at the
Greenwood's work is represented in collections in Europe, the US, and Australia.[8]
References
- ^ "Spackman Nellie C & Messenger Harold E" in Register of Marriages for Islington Registration District, vol. 1b (1914), p. 653; "Messenger Eileen C / Spackman" in Register of Births for Barnet Registration District, vol. 3a (1915), p. 863
- ^ ISBN 0 953260 95 X)
- ^ a b c "Greenwood, Eileen Constance ARCA" in Who's Who in Art, Volume 32 (Bernard Dolman, Art Trade Press, 2006), p. 398
- ^ Greenwood at thistlefineart.com, accessed 21 October 2019
- ^ "Greenwood Dorelia E / Messenger" in Register of Births for Witney Registration District, vol. 3a (1943), p. 3005
- ^ The Education Authorities Directory and Annual, Vol. 66 (School Government Publishing Company, 1969), p. 630: "Sittingbourne College of Education (LEA, D, M and W, I, J, J/S). Principal, Mrs. E. C. Greenwood, ARCA"
- ^ H. R. Pratt Boorman, The Spirit of Kent: the Right Hon. Lord Cornwallis KCVO, KBE, MC, DCL (Kent Messenger, 1968), p. 441
- ^ a b Arts Review, Vol. 39 (Richard Gainsborough Periodicals, 1987), p. 190
- ^ The Studio, Vol. 146 (Studio Trust, 1953), p. 30
External links
- Eileen Constance Greenwood at nationaltrustcollections.org.uk
- Eileen Greenwood at McNeill Gallery