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*Eve Quinlan (1880-1955)

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*Eve Quinlan (1880-1955)
Irises and flowers in a blue and white vase
signed 'Eve Quinlan' l.l., oil on canvas
76 x 60.5cm

Provenance: Acquired by the actress Eirene Beck (1920-2010);
then a gift to Martin P W Evans RIBA (1927-2016)
thence with the current owner.

Exhibited: The Royal Society of British Artists, 1944.

Christened as Eveline May Tomkins, she spent her early life in Suffolk. Quinlan was married twice in Bengal, India, first to William Cooper (d.1900) and later to Capt. Dominick Joseph Quinlan (d.1909). She was sadly widowed twice before her thirtieth birthday, and returned to England in 1911. She is recorded as living in London (1939) and Oxfordshire (1940), and exhibited twice at the Royal Academy during this time. Quinlan exhibited with the Ipswich Art Club ‘Garden at Benton End’. This painting is strikingly reminiscent of Cedric Morris, who is famed for his cultivation of irises at Benton End and his paintings of the garden.

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*Eve Quinlan (1880-1955)
Irises and flowers in a blue and white vase
signed 'Eve Quinlan' l.l., oil on canvas
76 x 60.5cm

Provenance: Acquired by the actress Eirene Beck (1920-2010);
then a gift to Martin P W Evans RIBA (1927-2016)
thence with the current owner.

Exhibited: The Royal Society of British Artists, 1944.

Christened as Eveline May Tomkins, she spent her early life in Suffolk. Quinlan was married twice in Bengal, India, first to William Cooper (d.1900) and later to Capt. Dominick Joseph Quinlan (d.1909). She was sadly widowed twice before her thirtieth birthday, and returned to England in 1911. She is recorded as living in London (1939) and Oxfordshire (1940), and exhibited twice at the Royal Academy during this time. Quinlan exhibited with the Ipswich Art Club ‘Garden at Benton End’. This painting is strikingly reminiscent of Cedric Morris, who is famed for his cultivation of irises at Benton End and his paintings of the garden.

*Artist's Resale Right may apply to this lot.

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