Mabel Frances Layng, The Tea Room, 1937 - A3 Print

Mabel Frances Layng, The Tea Room, 1937 - A3 PrintMabel Frances Layng, The Tea Room, 1937 Born in Macclesfield in 1881, Layng studied art under Frank Brangwyn at the London School of Art between 1906 08. By Layngs early twenties she had started painting her urban observations, mostly of women at their daily doings such as at a tea room table, in shops, sewing alone, or sitting on the bus. Oil on Canvas Wakefield Permanent Art Collection (The Hepworth Wakefield) Dimensions: 29. 7 x 42 cm We stock a

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Dimensions: 420 × 594 mm

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It features a man and two unchaperoned young women on a champagne picnic on the Thames

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