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ADAMSON, Henrietta Violet 08 Nov 1876 - 1951 . Artist
ADAMSON Violet / Henrietta V – Artist & Letterer
born 08 Nov 1876
died 1951 Kerrier, Cornwall
L little-known painter and craft worker associated with Newlyn, Cornwall.
S she first showed at Newlyn Art Gallery in 1903 and also showed over a period of 35 years, book-plates and wood engravings.
1939 Register – Claremont Terrace DOB 08 Nov 1876 Occup: Artist & Letterer
1930 Electoral roll – Breage Side
1926 Electoral roll – Breage Side
1911 Census – 7 Evelyn Terrace Brighton, Brighton, Sussex, England
First name(s) Last name Rel Mar stat Sex Age Birth year Occup B-place
Henrietta Susan Adamson Wife M Female 62 1849 – Surrey Leatherhead
Henrietta Violet Adamson Daughter S Female 33 1878 – Sussex Rottingdean
Alice Daisy Adamson Daughter S Female 26 1885 – W Indies S Kitts
Edith Emily Elizabeth Martin Serv S F 18 1893 Gen Serv Dom Sussex Brighton
1901 Census – 7, Evelyn Ter, Brighton, Sussex
First name(s) Last name Rel Mar st Sex Age Birth year Occup B-place
Henrietta S Adamson Head M F 52 1849 – Leatherhead, Surrey, Eng
Henrietta V Adamson Dau S F 24 1877 – Rottingdean, Sussex, Eng
Alice D Adamson Dau S F 16 1885 – W Indies
Elizabeth E Bartholomew Servant S F 23 1878 Gen Servant Dom Surrey, Eng
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1891 Census – East Street, Rottingdean, Lewes, Sussex
Henrietta S Adamson Head Married Female 41 1850 – Surrey
Henrietta V Adamson Daughter – Female 14 1877 Scholar Sussex
Cecil A Adamson Son – Male 12 1879 Scholar Sussex
Alice D Adamson Daughter – Female 6 1885 Scholar –
Margaret E Mountford Governess Single Female 19 1872 Teaching Suffolk,
Emma Gill Servant S F 52 1839 Cook Warwickshire
Eliza Addison Serv S F 21 1870 House & ParlourMaid Herts
Ellen Manser Serv S F 15 1876 School Room Maid Middx
1871 Census West House, Rottingdean, Lewes, Sussex, England
James D Adamson Head – Male 27 1844 – Hertfordshire, England
Henrietta S Adamson Wife – Female 21 1850 – Surrey, England
Penelope Stevens Servant – Female 25 1846 – Sussex, England
Martha M Bushrod Servant – Female 33 1838 – Hampshire, England
MARRIAGE 13 June 1866 – Ashstead, Surrey
ADAMSON James Douglas
MAYDWELL Henrietta Susan
Adamson's exhibition record at Newlyn began as early as 1903, exhibiting Perran after Storm, and took up again with the first opening exhibition after WWI, in the summer of 1921 when she exhibited Moorland Sketch. In the first exhibition to include crafts at NAG (December 1924) she presented a group of Illuminations.
Serving on the Newlyn Society of Artists Committee, she also exhibited in 1926 and the spring of 1927 (unspecified hung artwork). In 1928 at the Summer Craft show, she like exhibited bookplates and woodcuts, as well as paintings Landewednack and The Shaft on the Cliffs, before being listed as an Artist Subscriber to the Gallery from 1933-37.
In the minutes of the Annual Meeting of the NSA in the spring of 1936, Miss Adamson addressed the Management Committee with a request to provide greater wall space for craftworkers. However, this idea was discussed and unanimously rejected, despite the previous suggestion, at the same meeting, that the Crafts Committee (Ella Louise NAPER, Miss Churchill-Tayler [Assis. Curator] and Reginald Thomas DICK being that group) should endeavour to obtain new craftworkers to present new crafts for exhibition. 'This was not a concern for the painters.'
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