FDA-D.885-2013
Parts
Object number
FDA-D.885-2013
Object type
Identification
Title
East Window of Eton College Chapel
Title Type
assigned by cataloguer
Comments
This view is very similar to Edith Brinton's interior or College Chapel.
Spurrier seems to have come to Eton because of her connection to Nora Davison. The 1921 census shows Spurrier resident at Davison's flat above the Post Office in Eton, along with a female servant. However, this may have been a temporary arrangement. Spurrier visited Eton regularly and often exhibited her Eton watercolours jointly with Davison at Spottiswoode’s, the boys’ bookshop, on the Fourth of June and St Andrew’s Day.
Spurrier seems to have come to Eton because of her connection to Nora Davison. The 1921 census shows Spurrier resident at Davison's flat above the Post Office in Eton, along with a female servant. However, this may have been a temporary arrangement. Spurrier visited Eton regularly and often exhibited her Eton watercolours jointly with Davison at Spottiswoode’s, the boys’ bookshop, on the Fourth of June and St Andrew’s Day.
Other number
20010000009884
MEL.92:03-2010
MEL.92:03-2010
Description
Content (place)
Eton College
Dimensions
height (sight size): 365mm
width (sight size): 295mm
width (sight size): 295mm
Inscription
Signed lower centre 'Mabel Spurrier'
Physical description
Plain wood and gilt frame with dark varnish, glazed
Production
Person
Spurrier, Mabel Annie, 1880 - ? (Artist)
Date
1915-1940
History and association
Object history note
Transferred from MEL
Previous ownership
