Dorothy Mahoney (1902-1984):
Study of cottage garden flowers, Borage, dianthus, geranium, violet and wild strawberry
Unmounted (ref: 2641)
Inscribed Lady's Slipper
Watercolour over pencil, 11 7/8 x 9 in. (30 x 23 cm.)
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Provenance: The Artist's Estate
Dorothy Mahoney (ne Bishop) entered the RCA School of Design in 1924
with Book Illustration as her principal subject. From 1926-28 she took
lettering and illumination as her principal subject under Edward
Johnston, to whom, during this period, she became student-assistant.
Her subsidiary subjects were wood engraving, pottery, bookbinding and
embroidery.
In 1929 she was appointed Deputy Assistant to Edward Johnston, giving lectures, demonstrations, and classes in his absence.
A small selection of her work is on display at The British Museum