Where Does Yvette Coppersmith Live Now?

She works from a home studio in Caulfield East, where she also takes private art classes. Yvette's latest exhibition, Companion Piece, brings together a mix of portraits and still life works.

Where is Yvette Coppersmith working now?

Coppersmith's works are held in several public and private collections, including the Jewish Museum of Australia; Benalla Art Gallery; the Supreme Court of Victoria; Trinity College, The University of Melbourne and the University of Technology Sydney.

What is Yvette Coppersmith famous for?

Yvette Coppersmith Biography

Yvette is known for her portraiture and depictions of interior-scapes. She has been a finalist in numerous prizes such as the 2009 Archibald Prize; portrait of John Safran, and in 2008 with a portrait of Paul Capsis.

James H. Sterling

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