Lady Edna Clarke Hall

1879–1979

Lady Edna Clarke Hall, ‘Justin Reading’ 1932
Justin Reading 1932
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Biography

Edna Clarke Hall (1879–1979) was a watercolour artist, etcher, lithographer and draughtsman who is mainly known for her many illustrations to Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë.

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Artworks

Lady Edna Clarke Hall, ‘Justin Reading’ 1932

Lady Edna Clarke Hall Justin Reading

1932
N05274
Lady Edna Clarke Hall, ‘Catherine Earnshaw and Heathcliffe at Wuthering Heights’ c.1910–11

Lady Edna Clarke Hall Catherine Earnshaw and Heathcliffe at Wuthering Heights

c.1910–11
N05273
Lady Edna Clarke Hall, ‘Still Life of a Basket on a Chair’ 1900

Lady Edna Clarke Hall Still Life of a Basket on a Chair

1900
On display at Tate Britain part of Walk Through British Art T05773
Lady Edna Clarke Hall, ‘Catherine Leaning on a Wall’ c.1900–5

Lady Edna Clarke Hall Catherine Leaning on a Wall

c.1900–5
View by appointment A01064
Lady Edna Clarke Hall, ‘The Earnshaw Family by the Fireside’ c.1899

Lady Edna Clarke Hall The Earnshaw Family by the Fireside

c.1899
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Lady Edna Clarke Hall, ‘Heathcliffe and Catherine in a Loft’ 1924

Lady Edna Clarke Hall Heathcliffe and Catherine in a Loft

1924
View by appointment N05419
Lady Edna Clarke Hall, ‘Heathcliffe Supporting Catherine’ c.1924

Lady Edna Clarke Hall Heathcliffe Supporting Catherine

c.1924
View by appointment N05418
Lady Edna Clarke Hall, ‘Catherine Earnshaw Walking’ 1924

Lady Edna Clarke Hall Catherine Earnshaw Walking

1924
N05131
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Features

Private View: Edna Clarke Hall's watercolours

Anna Thomasson

The artist’s extraordinary watercolours, based on Emily Brontë’s Wuthering Heights, reflected her frustration in her married life

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