Idle Dream, and Mr. Tootleoo and Company. Her illustrations, and those of J.B. Yeats and William Orpen, were included in the Second Annual Volume of The Shanachie, an "Irish Miscellany Illustrated" which included works be many Irish writer, including W.B. Yeats, Stephen Gwynn, Lady Gregory and George Bernard Shaw. Darwin taught her husband's cousin Gwen Raverat engraving. Her paintings A Doorway, Child with Toy Bird, and The Annunciation were exhibited in 1913 at the Whitechapel Exhibition of Irish Art in London. She painted a portrait of poet and author Aubrey Thomas De Vere when he was 87 years old. References External links 1871 births 1954 deaths 19th-century engravers 20th-century engravers British illustrators British wood engravers Irish wood engravers Irish engravers 19th-century Irish painters 20th-century Irish painters Artists from Limerick (city) Irish women artists British women painters Darwin–Wedgwood family 20th-century British women artists 19th-century British women artists 20th-century British printmakers Alumni of the Slade School of Fine Art Women engravers