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Madge Gill

1882-1961
Drawings (pencil, pen, marker, etc.)


Information:


Born in 1882 in East London, Madge Gill was placed in an orphanage at the age of nine and later shipped to Canada to work on a farm. On her return to London, she married and had four children, only two of which survived. In 1919 she began producing intricate ink drawings on untreated calicos and cardboard, citing as her inspiration the spirit-guide Myrninerest. She generated a large body of work over the next four decades. She died in 1961.

Considered one of "50 Classic Outsiders", Raw Vision Sourcebook, 2002"

Phyllis Kind Gallery


Reference / Links:
  abcd-art brut (under Collection > Artists): "Madge Gill"

Henry Boxer Gallery: "Madge Gill"

Slotin Folk Art

Phyllis Kind Gallery

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Bibliography:

Museums
ABCD Collection, NY
Anthony Petullo Collection, Milwaukee, WI
L'Aracine Collection at Villeneuve d'Ascq, Ville
Eternod/Mermod Collection, Lausanne
Museum of Modern Art, Dublin

Reference
"L'Art Brut". fascicule No 9, 1973
"L'Oeuf sauvage", No 4, 1992
"Outsider Art", Cardinal, 1972
"Raw Vision" , Vol 2, 1989
"50 Classic Outsiders", Raw Vision Sourcebook, 2002"
Slotin Folk Art Auction Catalog, Masterpiece Sale, November 4, 2006




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