May Tremel (1882 - 1963)

View from Hammersmith Bridge of Lower Mall, Hammersmith, (original copper plate), circa 1925

£2,900

SKU: 10327
Etching, the original copper plate.

Size:
Height – 18.5cm
Width – 32.7cm

1 in stock

DESCRIPTION

Provenance:
Michael Campbell
Presentation:
passe-partout

Born in Bradford, Yorkshire, May Tremel began her training as an artist at Goldsmith’s College and progressed to the Royal College of Art where she learned engraving and printmaking techniques under Sir Frank Short and his assistant, Constance M. Pott. She exhibited intermittently at the Royal Academy and other major exhibitions between the years 1907 and 1936 and was one of the international etchers invited to exhibit at the First International Exhibition of Etching at the Art Institute of Chicago.

A posthumous edition of 5 prints has been pulled from the original copper plate on Arches paper 250 g/m

The building to the far right is the headquarters of British Rowing.

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THE ARTIST

May Tremel
May
Tremel
1882 - 1963

Little-known etcher, born in Bradford, Yorkshire, May Tremel began her training as an artist atGoldsmiths’ College and progressed to the Royal College of Art where she learned engraving and printmaking techniques under Sir Frank Short. She exhibited, intermittently, at the Royal Academy and other major exhibitions between the years 1907-1936 and was invited to exhibit at the First International Exhibition of Etching at the Art Institute of Chicago. Tremel lived in Barnes, West London from around 1907 until the mid-1920’s. However, by the 1930’s she had relocated to the Kentish countryside near Sevenoaks where she eventual died in Tonbridge.

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