Lily Osman Adams

Adams’ primary mediums are watercolour, pastel, and occasionally oil paint.

[4] Her landscapes are evocative of the impressionist movement where she utilizes bold brushstrokes to depict nature.

[4] The artists included Lily Osman Adams, Alice Egan (1872–1972) and Phoebe Amelia Watson (1858–1947).

[5] Adams painted eighteen plates with underwater designs as part of the service.

[1] In 1924, she had a joint exhibition with Minnie Kallmeyer for which Saturday Night gave her work a favorable review.