Born in England, Alice Coutts is best known for her paintings of Indian
children and shows the influence of one of her teachers, Grace
Carpenter Hudson with whom her work was sometimes confused. She
also did landscapes and still life.
As a child, she was taken to
Australia by her parents, Charles and Maria Hobbs, but her art studies
began when she was a teenager in Paris at the Academie Julian under
Jules Lefebvre. While there, she married artist Gordon Coutts,
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