Irena Sibley is an Illustrator born on June 16, 1943 in Lithuania. She has achieved success in her career and has a net worth to show for it. Her biography reveals her age, height, and family background. She continues to update her career and is an inspiration to many.
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Irena Sibley, a renowned illustrator from Lithuania, is estimated to have a net worth ranging from $100,000 to $1 million in 2024. With her exceptional artistic skills and creativity, Sibley has established herself as a prominent figure in the illustrative field. She has garnered recognition for her remarkable works, capturing the attention of art enthusiasts worldwide. As her career flourishes, so does her net worth. With a plethora of successful ventures under her belt, Irena Sibley is undoubtedly a highly accomplished illustrator in Lithuania.
Lithuanian-born Australian artist, writer, and illustrator of children's books who wrote The Bilbies' First Easter, and When the Sun Took the Colours Away. In 2001, she wrote Zara's Zoo.
She established the art department at Xavier Preparatory School. She published her first book "Rainbow" in 1980.
She was a passionate environmentalist and was particularly enamored of native Australian plants and animals.
Her parents escaped Communist-occupied Lithuania in 1946 while she was a toddler. She married artist Andrew Sibley in 1967. The couple had two sons: Benedict and Jonathan.
She and Charles Conder were fellow Australian artists.
