MATHERS, Maud

Maud Mathers (1890-1921) was an outstanding pupil of both Sickert and Harold Gilman. Both Gilman and Sickert believed in her huge potential and she exhibited alongside them at the AAA Exhibitions during World War I. Her untimely death at the age of 30 has meant that her work is extremely rare as her output was relatively small. She was a member of the Senefelder Club and participated in their exhibition in London in 1913. Between 1911-19, she also exhibited at the New English Art Club, ISSPG, NEAC, LS and the Royal Academy in London. Mathers lived in London, Chichester, Sussex and Southsea, Hampshire.