Dorothy Alicia Lawrenson

'Harbour Scene', 1925

framed oil on board

41 x 54 cm (framed)

About the artist

Dorothy Alicia Lawrenson

1892-1976

Dorothy Alicia Lawrenson (1892–1976) was a British painter known for her contributions to the art scene in the early to mid-20th century. Her work is represented in several public collections, including the Newlyn Art Gallery, where her piece "Half-Portrait of a Lady" is held.

Artistic Contributions:

Portraiture: Lawrenson's "Half-Portrait of a Lady" exemplifies her skill in capturing the essence of her subjects.

Landscapes: She also created landscape works, such as a river scene watercolor, showcasing her versatility as an artist.

Professional Affiliations:

St Ives Society of Artists (STISA): Lawrenson was an active member from 1940 to 1975, participating in exhibitions and contributing to the local art community.
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While comprehensive biographical details are limited, Dorothy Alicia Lawrenson's affiliation with the STISA and the inclusion of her works in public collections highlight her active role in the British art community during her lifetime.