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Norah Manning Fulcher[1] ( – 24 June 1945)[2] was a British artist.
The Book Prize awarded to Norah Fulcher, of Chancery Lane (Birkbeck Institute) School of Art, for her study, is given principally on account of the skilful use of the material in which it is painted.[3]
To mark the occasion of his presidency of the Iron and Steel Institute, 1920-1921, a presentation was made at Redcar, recently, to Dr. J. E. Stead, F.R.S., by his past and present pupils and students. The presentation took the form of a water-colour portrait of himself, painted by Miss Norah Fulcher, the well-known London artist.[4]
- ^ "Wills and bequests". The Times. 13 November 1945. p. 6.
- ^ "England & Wales Government Probate Death Index 1858-2019". FindMyPast. 1945.
- ^ LIST OF STUDENTS REWARDED WITH THE REPORT OF THE EXAMINERS ON THE SELECTED WORKS OF SCHOOLS OF SCIENCE AND ART AND ART CLASSES. Board of Education. 1902.
- ^ Yorkshire Naturalists' Union (1921). The Naturalist / Yorkshire Naturalists' Union. London Natural History Museum Library. Hull ; London.