Three of her pictures, The Pilgrim of Art, The Marriage in Cana, and The Presentation of the Magi were sent to Australia and lent to the national gallery at Sydney, where Francis Adams found them about 1888 stored "in a sort of shed" as there was "not room enough in the gallery". Adams praised them highly, and suggested that room might be found in the Melbourne gallery by taking out three by George Folingsby, and putting Miss Ironside's pictures in their place.
Three of her artworks, The Pilgrim of Art, The Marriage in Cana, and The Presentation of the Magi were dispatched to Australia and loaned to the national gallery at Sydney, where Francis Adams discovered them around 1888 stored "in a sort of shed" due to insufficient space in the gallery. Adams highly commended them, and proposed that room might be allocated in the Melbourne gallery by removing three pieces by George Folingsby, and replacing Miss Ironside's artworks in their place.