Mabel SHONE

Mrs Mabel (Alnutt) SHONE
1867
1940

Recorded as a STISA member in 1932, Mabel Shone was the elder sister of Emily ALLNUTT, and was born in Windsor. Her work is first referred to in a review of Show Day 1919, the first held since 1915. Again, in the 1924 Show Day review, she is noticed for her chief piece, When the Day is Over, termed a 'clever study' of the Eastern pier from the Malakoff. Another of her works was the stream at Zennor with the hills in the background. Mabel worked from Chy-an-Chy studios and was married to Captain Richard Edwardes SHONE (b.1866, d.1944). Mabel Shone died in St Ives in 1940.

Previous addresses known for Mabel are 57 Thames Street, New Windsor, Berkshire, 10 Clarence Crescent, Windsor, London, Paris and finally at St Ives.

media

Watercolourist specialising in harbour scenes, also sculpture.

works and access

Works include: When the Day is Over (1924)

exhibitions

St Ives Show Day March 1919, Show Day March 1920, March 1924; works for London Galleries

memberships

STISA c1932

misc further info

 

references

St Ives Times 14 Mar 1919, 5 Mar 1920, 21 Mar 1924

Hardie (2009) Artists in Newlyn and West Cornwall (p345)

Tovey Creating a Splash

Whybrow St Ives (1911-20 list pp 216-8 listed as Mrs S H; 1921-39 list pp 219-221)