Alice M. Mott
[occupation:miniature painter] [dates:1877-1908] [archive:British Biographical Archive]
About Alice M. Mott
Lived 1877 – 1908 (aged 30–31). Alice M. Mott was a painter and miniature painter.
Alice Mott (1877–1908) was an English miniature-painter.
Born at Walton-on-Thames, she was a pupil of the Slade School, and studied at the British Museum to qualify for the Royal Academy. She then studied painting in Paris with Charles Joshua Chaplin. She conducted her own study of old miniaturists and took up painting portraits in miniature, which she exhibited at the Royal Academy and the Paris Salon.
In 1896 she co-founded the Society of Miniature Painters with Josephine Gibson, Mabel Hobson, Alyn Williams, Edward Poynter, and Lawrence Alma-Tadema.
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[occupation:miniature painter] [dates:1877-1908] [archive:British Biographical Archive]
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