Jessie Hall (1858-1914) was a little-known animal painter who studied at the Frank Calderon School of Animal Painting. She was elected to the SWA in 1912 and died in a cycling accident three years later.
She also exhibited at the RBSA, RCamA, Dudley Gallery, MAFA, Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool, RA, RBA, RI and the ROI. Her work is in the collection of Croydon Art Gallery.
Her sister was the artist Ethel Hall.
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Hall, Jessie (1858-1914) - Dog Tales c.1900 - Girl with Dogs
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