N G Dickson - Watercolour - Winter Rural Scene

N G Dickson - Watercolour - depicting a winter rural scene with soft snow on the ground, bare trees, muddy track and red brick houses. The muted palette and loose brushwork. Signed. Nellie Gwenllian Parry-Price, she was born at Reading, Berkshire on 7 November 1891 and baptised on 3 December 1891, daughter of Dr John Alfred Parry-Price (1853-29 August 1931), a medical practitioner, and his wife Frances Mary Page, eldest daughter of James Bentley Page, who married at St Stephen's Church, Hampstead, London on 24 August 1886. Nell married at St Mary's Church, Reading on 2 January 1917, Dr Ian Dunbar Dickson (11 April 1886-29 September 1973), a surgeon in the R.A.M.C. who during the First World War, served in the Royal Army Medical Corps and was awarded the Military Cross on 1 January 1918 'For distinguished service in the field' and was a prominent doctor in Reading and Edinburgh, as well as a medical officer in Northern Rhodesia Medical Service. Nellie painted under the name of Nell G. Dickson and exhibited at the Ipswich Art Club in 1933, from 20 Christchurch Road, Norwich, 'Norwich Cathedral' and in November 1938 she exhibited at the Norfolk & Norwich Guild of Handcraft at Suckling House, Norwich, some watercolour works also exhibiting at the Royal Academy. In 1939, she was living at 20 Christchurch Road, Norwich with her husband Dr Ian Dickson and daughter Delphine Mary (4 February 1921-16 July 2014). In the 1950s the Dickson's travelled to Canada and the United States of America. Nell was a prominent Norwich artist and in 1960 she founded a charity for 'The Provision of an annual prize to a pupil deserving the prize in respect of Progress of or Attainment in the Study of Art'.