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Lilian Westcott Hale
American, (1880–1963)
Lilian Westcott Hale was born in Hartford. She first studied painting in private lessons and at the Hartford Art School; and, when she was in her teens, she spent a summer at William Merritt Chase's art school at Shinnecock on Long Island. At 18 she began five years of study at the Museum of Fine Arts School in Boston. Within a few years she was participating in important exhibitions, and had her first solo show at a Boston gallery in 1908. She also showed in New York galleries and in many other exhibitions. Although Hale produced many landscapes, she was known primarily as a portraitist, and continued to execute portraits until late in her life.
American, (1880–1963)
Lilian Westcott Hale was born in Hartford. She first studied painting in private lessons and at the Hartford Art School; and, when she was in her teens, she spent a summer at William Merritt Chase's art school at Shinnecock on Long Island. At 18 she began five years of study at the Museum of Fine Arts School in Boston. Within a few years she was participating in important exhibitions, and had her first solo show at a Boston gallery in 1908. She also showed in New York galleries and in many other exhibitions. Although Hale produced many landscapes, she was known primarily as a portraitist, and continued to execute portraits until late in her life.
Artist Objects
Agnes and Her Cat 2002.1.63
Woman Resting 2002.1.171