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Dawson, Edith (Robinson, Edith) [1862-1928. UK. Silversmith/Jewellery Designer/Metalworker/Painter]
Dawson, Edith (Robinson, Edith) [1862-1928. UK. Silversmith/Jewellery Designer/Metalworker/Painter]
Edith Brearey Dawson [commonly known as Edith Dawson; also known as Mrs. Nelson … subscribers only
Rose pendant, 1900, by Nelson and Edith Dawson
Bibliography
1. Bickerdike, Rhoda (née Dawson). ‘The Dawsons: An Equal Partnership of Artists’. Apollo November 1988 pp. 320-325
2. Catalogue of an exhibition of work in enamel, gold and silver by Nelson & Edith Dawson. London: Dowdeswell Galleries, 1903.
3. Dawson, Mrs Nelson. Enamels. London: Methuen, 1906.
4. Gray, Sara. British Women Artists: A Biographical Dictionary of 1,000 Women Artists in the British Decorative Arts Oakamoor, England: Dark River, 2019
5. Inspired by Design. The Arts and Crafts Collection of The Manchester Metropolitan University, edited by Ruth Shrigley; introductory essay by John Davis [Published in connection with the exhibition Inspired by Design at Manchester City Art Gallery in 1995] Manchester: Manchester City Art Galleries, 1995
6. Livingstone, Karen. ‘Edith Dawson 1862-1928’ in Women Pioneers of the Arts & Crafts Movement, edited by Karen Livingstone. London: Thames & Hudson in association with the Victoria & Albert Museum, 2024 pp. 76-83
7. Spielmann, M.H. British sculpture and sculptors of to-day. London: Cassell & Company, 1901
8. Strange, Edward F. ‘Some recent work by Nelson and Edith Dawson’. The Studio vol. 22, no. 97, April 1901 pp. 169-175
9. Thomas, Zoe. Women Art Workers and the Arts and Crafts Movement. Manchester: Manchester University Press, 2020
10. ‘A chat with Mr and Mrs. Dawson on enamelling’. The Studio vol. 6, no. 33, December 1895 pp. 173-178
11. ‘Nelson and Edith Dawson’. Architectural Review vol. 1, 1897 pp. 35-36
1. Bickerdike, Rhoda (née Dawson). ‘The Dawsons: An Equal Partnership of Artists’. Apollo November 1988 pp. 320-325
2. Catalogue of an exhibition of work in enamel, gold and silver by Nelson & Edith Dawson. London: Dowdeswell Galleries, 1903.
3. Dawson, Mrs Nelson. Enamels. London: Methuen, 1906.
4. Gray, Sara. British Women Artists: A Biographical Dictionary of 1,000 Women Artists in the British Decorative Arts Oakamoor, England: Dark River, 2019
5. Inspired by Design. The Arts and Crafts Collection of The Manchester Metropolitan University, edited by Ruth Shrigley; introductory essay by John Davis [Published in connection with the exhibition Inspired by Design at Manchester City Art Gallery in 1995] Manchester: Manchester City Art Galleries, 1995
6. Livingstone, Karen. ‘Edith Dawson 1862-1928’ in Women Pioneers of the Arts & Crafts Movement, edited by Karen Livingstone. London: Thames & Hudson in association with the Victoria & Albert Museum, 2024 pp. 76-83
7. Spielmann, M.H. British sculpture and sculptors of to-day. London: Cassell & Company, 1901
8. Strange, Edward F. ‘Some recent work by Nelson and Edith Dawson’. The Studio vol. 22, no. 97, April 1901 pp. 169-175
9. Thomas, Zoe. Women Art Workers and the Arts and Crafts Movement. Manchester: Manchester University Press, 2020
10. ‘A chat with Mr and Mrs. Dawson on enamelling’. The Studio vol. 6, no. 33, December 1895 pp. 173-178
11. ‘Nelson and Edith Dawson’. Architectural Review vol. 1, 1897 pp. 35-36
