Below are references to exhibition catalogues of Monty and Stella's work. Images from actual catalogues are from ones in my possession. Other information is from online research and press cuttings. There are still a few inconsistencies indicated by "?". Please let me know, via the 'contact' page of this website, of catalogue information I have missed.
1910 - February
Exhibition at the Theosophical Society Rooms, West Australian Chambers
Works by Montagu Marks
La Soubrette
From King's Park
Edie & Teddy
Nocturne
'Mignonne’
Sunshine and Shadow
An Impression
Perth Water
Sand Banks
Queen’s Garden
Son of Toil
Portrait
Cottesloe
Summer Afternoon
The Mill
Bush Fire
Buckland's Hill
Still Life
Winter Sunlight
Girl's Head
The Trees
Sky, Land and Trees
Princess Bridge, Melbourne
Fitzroy Gardens
G.P.O. Melbourne
The River
Shipping on Yarra
source: catalogue
Works by Montagu Marks
Landscape
Peppermint Grove
Beach
Midsummer
Boats
They Labor in Dust and Sun
Hyde Park
Feeding time
Summer Afternoon
In The Glooming
Yarra at Abbotsford
After Rain
Studies
Roses
Landscape
Exhibited at the Manufacturers' Exhibition
Poultry
Japoneries
Vegetables
Cassanova
Portrait of a Man
Portrait of a Women
Portrait of an old Women
Head of a Girl
Montagu Marks Exhibition of Summer Paintings February 1910, West Australia
1912 or early 1913
Arts and Crafts Society, London
Works by Stella Marks
Most of the portrait miniatures listed in June 1913 Perth Catalogue (below)
Source: statement in Montagu and Stella Marks Exhibition Catalogue June 1913
1913 - June
Exhibition Catalogue (Perth Australia)
Works by Montagu Marks
Lowland Pastures (Hants)
The Barge - River Thames
"His Majesty"
Fog - Trafalgar Square
The Garden Party
The Old Mill
Twilight, Chelsea Embankment (in Summer)
The Winding Path
Rising Moon - Surrey
Sketch Portrait in Charcoal
After the Gale
Arc-de-Triomphe
Mr Justice Rooth
Lady in Black
The Blue Overall (portrait of Stella)
The Purple Veil
Mill Point
Petite Parisienne
The Gathering Fog
Twilight, Cadogan Pier, Chelsea (in Winter)
Gypsies
Potterhiem
Misty Veil - River Thames
The Tattler
Charcoal Study
Twilight - Chelsea Bridge
The Miracle - Ballet Scene
Study of a Youth
Sketch Portrait
Arc-de-Triomphe (sketch)
South Downs - Sussex
Regatta Day
The Hay Rick
Sketch Portrait in Charcoal
Works by Stella Marks
The age of Innocence
Roses
The Leisure Hour
Meditations
Girl in Blue
Mr Justice Rooth (Perth Western Australia)
A vase of Roses
Portrait
Flirtation
La Petite Danseuse
The Smiling Maid
"Enid" (Stella's sister-in-law?)
A London Slum Girl
Pencil study
Miniatures
"1830"
The Ballet Girl
A Profile
"Lucia"
Interior of a Cottage
"Marjorie"
"I Wonder"
Study of a Young Man
The Judge
Blue and Silver
The White Bonnet
A Boy's Head
In a Field of Daisies
Study of a Girl
Smiling Maid
"Liza"
Portrait of a Lady
A Small Child
Girl in Purple
Portrait
A Little Girl
Nymphs
Girl in Grey
Portrait
source: catalogue
Montagu and Stella Marks Exhibition Catalogue June 1913, Perth Australia
1913 - September
West Australian Society of Arts
Works by Stella Marks (21 in total)
The Girl in White
Norma Rolland - daughter of Mr J.A. Rolland
Gertrude Rolland (later Mrs George Kelsall) - daughter of Mr J.A. Rolland
Blue and Silver
Interior of a Cottage
John Hackett - son of Sir Winthrop Hackett (President of the Society)
Works by Monty Marks
Twilight, Chelsea
Charcoal Portrait of Sir Harry Barron, the Governor of Western Australia
source: 10 September, The West Australian, and email from Dr. Dorothy Erickson
10 September 1913, The West Australian
1914 - May
Exhibition at Messrs, Cogan Bros. Hay Street Perth.
Works by Monty and Stella over 60 in total
Works by Monty Marks
The New Hat
Red and Gold
Works by Stella Marks
“A few charming miniatures”
source: 17 May, The Sunday Times, Perth, Western Australia
1915 - March/April
New York City National Academy of Design (The National Academy). The American Society of Miniature Painters
Works by Stella Marks
Mrs W.H. De B. Nelson
The Girl in White (Stella's first American sale)
A Portrait
Self-Portrait
Source: catalogue and 4 April The New York Times Magazine
1915 - May/June
The Art Institute of Chicago. 27th Annual Exhibition of Water Colors, Pastels and Miniatures by American Artists
Works by Stella Marks
"1830"
Self-Portrait
Source: catalogue
1915 - November/December
The Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts. Annual Water Color and Miniature Exhibitions. (14th Annual Exhibition of Miniatures).
Works by Stella Marks
The Blue-Bow
Sweet Seventeen
"1830"
Source: catalogue and The International Studio (one of the editions from March to June 1916, page 72)
1916 - January?/February
Women Painters and Sculptures Exhibition
Source: 11 February, Evening Sun
1916 - March/April
New York City National Academy of Design (The National Academy)
Works by Stella Marks
H.R.H The Princess Patricia
Study of a Girl
Mrs James Hardie Barr
Mrs Margaret Batten
Source: catalogue
1916 - May/June
The Art Institute of Chicago. 28th Annual Exhibition of Water Colors, Pastels and Miniatures by American Artists
Works by Stella Marks
"1830"
Self-Portrait
Sweet Seventeen
Source: catalogue
1916 - June
City Art Museum Saint Louis. An Exhibition of Selected Water Colors and Miniatures by American Artists.
Works by Stella Marks
"1830"
Self-Portrait
Sweet Seventeen
Source: catalogue
1916 - November/December
The Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts. Annual Water Color and Miniature Exhibitions. (15th Annual Exhibition of Miniatures).
Works by Stella Marks
Jan Cherniavsky
Aleister Crowley
Portrait Study (Marjorie Williamson)
source: catalogue, October 1916 The International Studio and November 1916 The American Magazine of Art
Stella Marks miniatures: The Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts Catalogue, 1916
1916 - December
Memorial Art Gallery, Rochester New York. Exhibition of Portraits by the National Association of Portrait Painters
Works by Stella Marks
Mrs. Bernard E. Finucane
Mr Thomas Finucane
Miss Marjorie Mahon
Miss Ruth Mahon
Montagu Marks Esq.
Miss Maud Allan
"1830"
Sweet Seventeen
The Blue-Bow
Self-Portrait
Mother and Child
Mrs Margaret Batten
Mrs James Hardie Barr
Source: catalogue
1916 - Exhibitions also mentioned
The New York Watercolor Club; The Art Alliance of America; The Carnegie Institute of Pittsburgh; Los Angeles; San Francisco; and a life-size oil portrait of Ann Murdock "on 5th Avenue this winter"
sources: December 1916 Colour Magazine (pages 178-179) and 9 September, The Billboard - "Broadway in Brief"
1917 - ?
Exhibition?
Work by Stella Marks
Portrait of a Young Man (Possibly Knox Studebaker Ulrich?)
Source: catalogue? or Evening Sun Article 1918?
1917 - March/April
New York City National Academy of Design (The National Academy)
Works by Stella Marks
"1830"
Miss Mary Ford (lent by Harry W. Ford)
according to May 1917 Colour Magazine, Stella contributed 'several miniatures' to the exhibition
Sources: catalogue and May 1917 Colour Magazine
1917 - November/December
The Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts. Annual Water Color and Miniature Exhibitions. (16th Annual Exhibition of Miniatures).
Work by Stella Marks
Cadet William Plummer
Source: catalogue and January 1918 Colour (Vol 7 page 144)
1918 - January/February
American Society of Miniature Painters, New York
Work by Stella Marks
Cadet S.M. Lewis (Stella's brother)
Source: catalogue and 31 March 1918 The New York Times Magazine
1918 - March/April
New York City National Academy of Design (The National Academy)
Work by Stella Marks
Cadet S.M. Lewis (Stella's brother)
Source: catalogue
1918 - March
Grogan’s Pittsburgh
Works by Stella Marks
H.R.H. The Princess of Connaught (replica painted by Stella)
"1830"
"Girl in Victorian Costume"
Barbara a portrait of child (Buehler?)
Mrs Belmont Tiffany
The Model - Unfinished Study
Other miniatures not (yet) identified
source: 23 March 1918, The Pittsburgh Sun
1919 - November/December
The Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts. Annual Water Color and Miniature Exhibitions. (18th Annual Exhibition of Miniatures).
Works by Stella Marks
Peggy
Self-Portrait
source: catalogue and 31 March, The New York Times Magazine
1921 - March?
The Royal Miniature Society, Grosvenor Galleries, London
Work by Stella Marks
Lady Maxwell
source: The American Magazine of Art March 1921
1921- November/December
The Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts. Annual Water Color and Miniature Exhibitions.
Works by Stella Marks
Mrs Horace K. Horner
Miss Doris Kenyon
Mrs Harry Rossbach
source: catalogue
Stella Marks miniatures: The Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts Catalogue, 1921
1922
The Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts and the Pennsylvania Society of Miniature Painters and the Philadelphia Water Color Club
Work by Stella Marks
Mrs John W. Warburton
source: The Independent, 25 November 1922, Vol. 109, page 316
1926 - February
Exhibition at The New Gallery, Melbourne
Works by Stella Marks
Miss Maud Allan
Miss Bettie Parker
Mr Jan Cherniavsky
Miss Edith Day
Mrs T. Akaboshi (Tokyo)
Mr Justice McKenna (Supreme Court of Washington) Exhibited at the Royal Academy 193?. Purchased by the National Gallery of Victoria in 1938)
Lady Maxwell
Mr Knox Studebaker
Mr S.M. Lewis
Peggy
Mrs Sidney Rielly
Mr Aleister Crowley
Patricia and Joan
A Profile
Mrs Madge Carr Cook
Study (a charming titian-haired portrait study*)
The Lenci Bonnet
Master George Rhoades
A Portrait
Nadine
Miss Marjorie Williamson
Six Months
source: catalogue, 16 February 1926 The Herald, 17 February 1926 The Sun, 17 February 1926 The Argus, 17 February 1926 The Age, 24 February 1926 The Herald, 25 February and 4 Mach 1926 The Bulletin
Stella Marks 1926 Melbourne Exhibition Catalogue
1926 - February
National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne
Work by Stella Marks
Maud Allan (purchased for The National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne by the Felton Bequest Committee).
source: The National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne, 24 February 1926 The Herald, 7 December 1937 The Age
1928 - January/February
American Society of Miniature Painters, New York
Works by Stella Marks
Ninety Years
Self-Portrait
source: catalogue
Stella Marks works in The American Society of Miniature Painters Catalogue, New York 1928
1928 - April/May
Brooklyn Museum. Exhibition by National Association of Women Painters and Sculptors.
Work by Stella Marks
Patricia Age Seven
source: catalogue
1932 - January/February
American Society of Miniature Painters, New York (33rd Annual Exhibition)
Work by Stella Marks
(to be discovered)
source: 20 January 1932 New York Sun
1931
London Royal Academy of Fine Arts, Summer Exhibition.
Works by Stella Marks
Mr Knox Studebaker, Esq.
The Lady Patricia Ramsay (previously H.R.H The Princess Patricia of Connaught)
source: catalogue and 10 November 1936 Buenos Aires Herald, 6 December 1937 The Herald, 7 December 1937 The Argus, 7 December 1937 The Sun News-Pictorial, 8 December 1937 The Sun, 16 March 1938 The Ceylon Observer
1936
London Royal Academy of Fine Arts, Summer Exhibition.
Works by Stella Marks
Mrs Adam Gimble
Miss Marjorie Williamson
Patricia, daughter of the artist
source: catalogue and 24 October? The Observer, 7 December 1937 The Argus, 7 December 1937 The Sun News-Pictorial, 8 December 1937 The Sun
Comment: 'Mrs Adam Gimble was previously 'Mrs. Harry Rossbach', painted in 1920.
1936
Royal Miniature Society. Arlington Galleries, London
Works by Stella Marks
source: 24 October? 1936 The Observer
1937
Royal Miniature Society, 22 Bond Street, London
Work by Stella Marks
Mrs Wm Hampton
Mrs Basil Bleck
Mrs M. Batten
Miss Joan Baldwin
Miss Adam Grimble
source: catalogue (page 15)
Comment:
Stella's note on the back of a photograph states that Pat Aged 13 (1934) was exhibited, but it is not in the catalogue (perhaps it was exhibited at the Royal Miniature Society in 1936)
'Miss Adam Grimble' is 'Mrs Adam Gimble', previously 'Mrs. Harry Rossbach', painted in 1920.
1937
London Royal Academy of Fine Arts, Summer Exhibition.
Works by Stella Marks
Mrs Arthur Kelly
Mrs Edward Oakford
source: catalogue, 7 December 1937 The Argus, 7 December 1937 The Sun News-Pictorial, 16 March 1938 The Ceylon Observer
1938 - 27 January to 25 April
National Art Gallery of New South Wales, 150 Anniversary Celebrations Exhibition
Work by Stella Marks (at the request of Bill Ashton)
Miss Marjorie Williamson
Mrs Edward Oakford
Mrs Basil Bleck*
Mrs Adam Gimble
*‘Basil Black’ (sic) in the Catalogue
sources: National Gallery of New South Wales Catalogue, 22 January 1938 The Argus (Melbourne), Art in Australia Art and Architecture August 1938 (page 19), and letter from Bill Ashton to Stella.
1938 - 25 February
National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne
Work by Stella Marks
source: The National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne, 26 February 1938 The Argus
1939
London Royal Academy of Fine Arts?
Work by Stella Marks
Lady Swan ( Exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1939??)
source: Stella's note
1940
London Royal Academy of Fine Arts, Summer Exhibition.
Works by Stella Marks
Patricia
Miss Betty Ince
source: catalogue
1943 - June
The Royal Scottish Academy
Work by Stella Marks
Miss Betty Ince (Stolen from Royal Scottish Academy)
source: 1 July 1943 The Scotsman, 1 July 1943 Glasgow Herald, 1 July 1943 Edinburgh Evening News, The Evening Standard.
1948 - 20 November to 22 December
The Royal Society of Portrait Painters, London
Work by Stella Marks
Madame Elena Miramova (oil portrait)
source: 14 December 1948 The Times, Catalogue number 87, page 14.
1950
Burlington House
Work by Stella Marks
Mrs H.T. Kalmus
Mrs Ian Cleland
source: January 1961 Woman's Journal
1957
Paris Salon
Work by Stella Marks
Lady Swan (with Honorable Mention)
source: Paris Salon document (remembered by Anthony Pettifer), Stella's note
1957
Royal Society of Portrait Painters, London
Work by Stella Marks
Portrait of a Young Women 'Mari??' (oils)
source: Stella's note
1971
Royal Miniature Society, London
Works by Stella Marks
Mr John Pettifer
3 others
source: Stella's notes on a letter from RSM 29 June 1971 - "John's miniature on loan with 3 others"
1977
Royal Miniature Society, London 24 November to 20 December
Works by Stella Marks
H.M. Queen Elizabeth II (replica painted by Stella)
Mrs Vera Bleck
Michael Pettifer
3rd Miniature of Miss Anne Pettifer
source: Royal Society of Miniature Painters Sculptures and Gravers catalogue
2017
Character Traits: Portraits from the MPRG Collection, Mornington Peninsula Regional Gallery, 28 September – 26 November
Work by Stella Marks
Frederick William Zercho
source: catalogue from the MPRG Collection