Margaret Lough (1890s to 1970s), Portrait of a Young woman windchime dublin and also a teacher

and also a teacher

effective way to kill caterpillars that are decimating box plants (Buxus) around Dublin and Ireland

He is also an accompished maritime artist and a renowned sailor

This work was made in early years of the 1900s and exhibited in 1907

(WIFE OF [DAVID] BOND WALKER)

Margaret Lough (1890s to 1970s), Portrait of a Young woman windchime dublin and also a teacherA young woman sits on a windowsill in a serene garden. It's a pretty, somewhat poignant scene, made with a pallet of muted greens, red and white. Most likely painted in the 1930s or 1940s. A note on the reverse says the following: PAINTING BY MARGARET LOUGH, (WIFE OF [DAVID] BOND WALKER), signed by her daughters M. F. Walker and E. B. Walker. Margaret Lough was the wife of the artist David Bond Walker, who was in turn the son of Thomas Bond Walker,