Mary Ann Vernon MORGAN

Mary Ann Vernon MORGAN
1846
1927

'Mary Vernon Morgan, the eldest daughter of landscape painter William H Vernon (an Associate of the RBSA) and was born at Handsworth, Birmingham. She married artist Charles MORGAN in 1879. She inherited her father's aptitude, exhibiting regularly at the Society and at the RA over a period lasting 50 years, her favourite subjects being fruit and flower studies.' (Roger Langley (2011) Walter Langley, From Birmingham to Newlyn). Following in her father's footsteps, Mary herself was an Associate member of the RBSA from 1892.

Listed for this artist are four Cornish paintings that were shown by her at the Birmingham Art Circle and the RBSA, as listed below. As far as known she did not exhibit in Cornwall, though two were painted after the opening of the Newlyn Art Gallery which would have been known to her.

media

Painter

works and access

Works incl: In a Cornish Cottage Garden (1885); A Cornish Cottage Door (1886); Cornish Wild Flowers (1895); On the Edge of a Cornish Cliff (1884)

exhibitions

Birmingham Art Circle

RBSA; RA (1884)

memberships

RBSA (from 1892)

references

 

Langley R (2011) Walter Langley, From Birmingham to Newlyn Bristol: Sansom & Co. pp115-6; Bednar (GRO birth)