Study of cottage garden flowers, Borage, dianthus, geranium, violet and wild strawberry

Description

Dorothy Mahoney (ne Bishop) entered the RCA School of Design in 1924
with Book Illustration as her principal subject.  From 1926-28 she took
lettering and illumination as her principal subject under Edward
Johnston, to whom, during this period, she became student-assistant. 
Her subsidiary subjects were wood engraving, pottery, bookbinding and
embroidery. 
In 1929 she was appointed Deputy Assistant to Edward Johnston, giving lectures, demonstrations, and classes in his absence.

A small selection of her work is on display at The British Museum