MOTT, Miranda
Miranda Jane Marie Mott was born at Westminster, London on 6 July 1934, daughter of Tom Mott (22 August 1906-22 September 1990) and his wife Marie Marguerite Lily Helga Baumann (22 March 1905-19 March 1991), only daughter of Alfred Baumann, who married at All Saints Church, Ennismore Gardens, Knightsbridge, London on 1 December 1931. In 1939, Miranda's mother Maria was living with her parents, Alfred and Marie Baumann at Hunters Hill, Godstone, Surrey. Miranda studied at the Byam Shaw School of Art and the Royal Academy Schools in the 1950s. She married at Kensington, London in 1956, Sir John Austin Hungerford Leigh Hoskyns (23 August 1927-20 October 2014) and they had two sons and a daughter. An artist, printmaker and illustrator in oil, watercolour, intaglio and relief and a member of the Printmakers Council 1981-1986; the Society of Wood Engravers from 1991; 12PM Twelve Printmakers and was chairman of Gainsborough's House Print Workshop from its opening 1979 until 1982. As Miranda Mott and Miranda Hoskyns she exhibited at the Royal Academy and had solo exhibitions at Edmund Gallery; Quay Theatre Gallery, Sudbury; St John's Smith Square, Westminster and 'Roots & Origins' at Cambridge Arts Theatre in King's College, Cambridge also showing with the Royal Society of Painter-Printmakers Open; The Print Consortium in America and elsewhere. Miranda has illustrated several books and is the author & illustrator of 'When the Wind Blew' by Miranda Hoskyns. Miranda is a member of the Royal Academy Schools East Anglia Group and signs her work M. J. Mott. She lived at 'Windrush', Great Waldingfield, Sudbury, Suffolk.
Website: https://www.mjmott.co.uk
Royal Academy Exhibits
from 4a Palace Gardens Terrace, West London
1958 575 Still Life with Apples
As Mrs Miranda Hoskyns from 13 Hobury Street, London
1960 587 Holland Park in Spring
1961 258 Benedicta Leigh
Works by This Artist
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Sea ChangeOil on board
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Die WinterreiseLinocut |
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The Hidden DeepMixed media
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TestimonyWood engraving
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