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Mabel Lee Hankey
British painter (–)
Mabel Lee Hankey (née Mabel Emily Hobson, 14 October – 5 January ) was a British artist specialising in miniature portraits painted in watercolour.
Family and early life
[edit]Mabel Lee Hankey was born Mabel Emily Hobson, the fourth child of the artists Henry Edrington Hobson () and Ada Vinson Hardy (). She was one of the third generation of artists in the family; both her grandfathers, Henry Hobson and James Hardy, were also artists. Mabel's siblings were also employed as artists: Henry Hope Hobson as a draftsman, Amy Elizabeth Hobson as a portrait painter, and Cecil James Hobson also as a painter of miniature portraits in watercolour.[1][2]
Marriage
[edit]In Hobson married William Lee Hankey (–), an artist who worked on book illustrations, character studies, landscapes, and pastoral scenes. After changing her name to Mabel Lee Hankey, she was listed variously under Lee Hankey, Lee-Hankey, or Hankey in
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William Lee Hankey
"A Devon Harbor" William Lee Hankey, Coastal Town Seascape with Boats, England
"The Train Trestle" Frank Dumond, American Impressionist Landscape Painting
By Frank Vincent Dumond
Located in New York, NY
Frank Vincent DuMond The Train Trestle Signed lower left Oil on canvas 24 x 30 inches rank Vincent DuMond was one of the most influential teacher-painters in 20th-century America. He was an illustrator and American Impressionist painter of portraits and landscapes, and a prominent teacher who instructed thousands of art students throughout a career spanning over fifty years. Frank Vincent DuMond was born on August 20, in Rochester, New York, to Elisabeth and Alonzo DuMond, partner/owner of an ornamental iron works manufacturer. They also had a younger son, Frederick Melville DuMond ( - ). Frank DuMond was interested in drawing from a young age, and was involved in the local art scene in the early s. He got a job creating illustrations for