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Mainie Jellett
Early Life and Education Born: Dublin, Ireland (April 29, 1897) Died: February 16, 1944 Parents: William Morgan Jellett (barrister and MP), Janet McKenzie Stokes. Early artistic training with Elizabeth Yeats, Sarah Cecilia Harrison, and Mary Manning. Studied at the Metropolitan School of Art in Dublin (teachers included William Orpen). Attended Westminster Technical Institute in London under Walter Sickert. Won the Taylor
Art Scholarship in 1920. Parisian Influences and Artistic Development Moved to Paris with Evie Hone in 1921. Studied cubism under André Lhote and Albert Gleizes. Exploration of non-representational art, influenced by Cézanne's analytical approach. Developed a distinctive style incorporating rhythm, colour, and abstract forms. Her artistic philosophy involved three revolutions inspired by Sickert, Lhote, and Gleizes. Key…