Paintings
Although Elaine Haxton did much more than just paint, she was first and foremost a painter. Elaine’s drawings and paintings are represented in the National Galleries in Australia and overseas. Take a look at just some of the numerous
pieces of artwork that she created during her life.
Prints
Elaine Haxton's success as a printmaker is in a large part due to her rigorous training as a draughtsman and her years of experience as a designer and as a painter. In 1986 Elaine Haxton received a Member of the Order of Australia A.M. for her services to the Arts and particularly her achievements in printmaking.
Theatre
Elaine Haxton became interested in theatre following a request to design sets and dance costumes for Darya Collin’s productions to entertain the troops. Following the war, she studied at the New School of Theatre Design, New York and went on to design approximately 20 major ballet productions in Australia.
Murals
Elaine Haxton not only painted on canvases but she also painted on walls, in shops, in restaurants, in homes and on wineries as well. Take a look at some of her beautiful and creative murals.
Books
Among her many talents Elaine Haxton also created illustrations for a number of books. These included A Parrot in the Flame tree, The Story of China, The Story of Australia & The Story of Indonesia. See the full list and images here.
Cards
Among her many talents and means of self-expression, Elaine Haxton also designed a series of Christmas cards which she often sent to family and friends.
Awards
Among her many talents and means of self-expression, Elaine Haxton also designed a series of Christmas cards which she often sent to family and friends.
Exhibitions
Among her many talents and means of self-expression, Elaine Haxton also designed a series of Christmas cards which she often sent to family and friends.
