A Life of Artistic Achievement
Madeline Emily Green was a British figurative artist who studied at the Royal Academy of Arts in London from 1906 to 1911. During her time there, she received significant recognition, including two RA medals in 1911: a Silver medal and a £25 prize for a cartoon titled Agrippina carrying the ashes of Germanicus, as well as a Bronze medal for a painting of a head from the life.
Her professional career involved exhibiting at numerous prestigious locations, including the Royal Academy, the Society of Women Artists, and the Society of Graphic Art. Her work reached international audiences through exhibitions at the Venice Biennale, the Paris Salons, and in Australia at Adelaide and Melbourne. Green was a versatile creator, utilizing techniques such as oil, watercolour, aquatint, charcoal, and drypoint.
Exhibitions and Notable Works
Green's exhibition history is extensive, featuring 24 appearances at the Royal Academy’s Summer Exhibition between 1912 and 1943. Some of her notable works include:
- The Future: A painting depicting a newly married couple, which was purchased by Sir Joseph Duveen and presented to Manchester City Art Gallery.
- The Step Dancer: A self-portrait that appeared in Punch magazine in 1918.
- Glasgow: An engaging painting held by the National Gallery of Victoria.
- The Model: A small painting noted for its delicate refinements and subtle colouring.
In addition to her solo achievements, she was a founding member of the Ealing Art Guild. Her paintings are preserved in several UK galleries, including those in Dulwich, Glasgow, Kirklees, Leeds, and Manchester.
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