Mabel Young (1899 - 1974), Cherry Blossom Alicia Boyle Tip: apply thinly and regularly

Tip: apply thinly and regularly

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and the Royal Academy in London in the late 1880s

Length of the blade 11 cm

Title written on mount lower right

Mabel Young (1899 - 1974), Cherry Blossom Alicia Boyle Tip: apply thinly and regularlyCherry trees in bloom in a wild landscape of dry stone walls and gorse bushes, also in bloom. The dramatic mountain in the background is most certainly the Sugarloaf. Mabel Young lived in Kilmacanogue, Co Wicklow for much of her life, and Wicklow landscapes feature prominently in her work. In fact, the first work she exhibited at the RHA (1928) was entitled 'Sugar Loaf Mountain'. A great interpreter of trees, Mabel Young painted them with movement and