The Australian Women's Weekly

4 DECADENT MEMOIRS

Artist

NORA HEYSEN, A PORTRAIT by Anne-Louise Willoughby, Fremantle Press

The first woman winner of the Archibald Prize in 1938 (the second, Judy Cassab, would not win until 1960); Heysen was a trailblazer in many fields. An army captain, she also became Australia’s first female official war artist in 1943. Daughter of

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