BRITISH COLUMBIA ARTISTS |
Miss Tully was noted as an "Artist" and wood carver at Toronto by Harper. Harper notes that she was "active 1896-98." Morgan notes that she "has a studio in the Toronto Arcade, 176 Roxborough St., Rosedale, Toronto."
She moved to Vancouver where she taught art at the Vancouver Studio Club in 1910. Starting in 1912 the City Directory lists her as secretary at the Georgian Club, 710 - 744 West Hastings Street, where she also lived.
She died in Vancouver in 1916 at the age of 61, according to BC Vital Statistics
DATE | EXHIBITION | LOCATION |
GROUP EXHIBITIONS
DATE | EXHIBITION | ARTWORK |
EARLY PAINTERS AND ENGRAVERS IN CANADA
(refer to H70)
Brief references to Miss Tully, her father, and her mother.
ROYAL CANADIAN ACADEMY OF ARTS -
EXHIBITIONS & MEMBERS 1880 - 1979
(refer to RCA81)
Includes brief entry for Miss Tully: 1895 exhibition with four paintings.
Also includes brief entry for her father and extensive entry for her
sister Sydney Strickland Tully.
BIOGRAPHICAL INDEX OF ARTISTS IN CANADA
(refer to BIAC03)
Brief reference to Tully and her father: Harper and RCA above.
B.C. VITAL STATISTICS ON-LINE death (no certificate) (refer to BCVS)