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Anne Butler Yeats

Anne Butler Yeats (1919 - 2001) was active/lived in Ireland.  Anne Yeats is known for Landscape, still life and figure painting, theatre design.

Anne Butler Yeats (1919-2001)

The Irish painter and theatre designer Anne Yeats was born in Dublin in 1919, the daughter of the poet William Butler Yeats and a niece of the painter Jack B. Yeats and botanic artist Elizabeth Yeats.  She studied drawing and painting at the Royal Hibernian Academy* Schools, and then worked as chief stage designer at the Abbey Theatre until 1940, before returning to painting.  She took a refresher course at the Dublin Metropolitan School of Art* under Sean Keating.  In 1947, Anne Yeats was elected to the Committee of the Irish Exhibition of Living Art*.

As an artist, Anne Yeats painted brightly coloured landscapes, still-lifes, and figure paintings, in a naive expressionist* style of art, using oils and mixed media.  Doubtless due in part to her family connections with one of the best known artistic families of Irish culture, Anne Yeats' artwork has been exhibited widely both abroad and in Ireland with shows in America, Ge   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 2713 characters.]  Artist bio

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