Joyce Bidder trained at the Wimbledon School of Art, where she
received significant approval from her tutor, Stanley Nicholson
Babb (1873’1957).
In 1933 she met Daisy Borne, and they shared a studio in
Wimbledon for many years, exhibiting together numerously,
notably at the FAS exhibition Sculpture in Britain Between the Wars
in 1986 and with a two-women London show at the FAS in 1987.
Bidder showed extensively throughout her career, including
twelve times at the RA Summer Exhibitions between 1933 and
1957, as well as with the SWA and the RSMPSG. She was also a
fellow of the RSBS from 1952’75.
She suffered from glaucoma and was unable to work during
the last five years of her life.
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Joyce Bidder trained at the Wimbledon School of Art, where she
received significant approval from her tutor, Stanley Nicholson
Babb (1873’1957).
In 1933 she met Daisy Borne, and they shared a studio in
Wimbledon for many years, exhibiting together numerously,
notably at the FAS exhibition Sculpture in Britain Between the Wars
in 1986 and with a two-women London show at the FAS in 1987.
Bidder showed extensively throughout her career, including
twelve times at the RA Summer Exhibitions between 1933 and
1957, as well as with the SWA and the RSMPSG. She was also a
fellow of the RSBS from 1952’75.
She suffered from glaucoma and was unable to work during
the last five years of her life.
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