Flora Annie Landells

Flora Annie Margaret Landells born Flora Annie Margaret Le Cornu (1 April 1888 – 30 July 1981) was an Australian painter and potter. She is credited with inspiring interest in pottery in Perth. Her name was Flora Annie Margaret Le Cornu and her parents were Emma Trephena (born Cole) and John Le Cornu who was a gardener. It was her ambition to teach people to paint so in 1903 she set out on her own to study at Perth Technical School. Her fees covered the cost of tutors like James W. R. Linton and she was able to win scholarships to cover these costs. By 1904 she had joined an art society and by 1907 she was teaching art at the Methodist Ladies’ College. when her work was being fired in Helen and May Creeth's kiln. In 1920 she imported her own kiln but her other equipment and her clay was created by her husband.

She and Reg Landells later created Landells Studio Pottery.