Alice Maud Fanner: A Coastal Visionary of the New English School Alice Maud Fanner (1865-1930) emerges from the late 19th and early 20th centuries as a quietly significant figure within British landscape painting, particularly renowned for her evocative depictions of coastal scenes and yachting activities. While often overshadowed by her more prominent contemporaries in movements like the New English Art Club and the Royal Academy, Fanner’s work reveals a distinctive sensitivity to light, atmosphere, and the dynamic interplay between land and sea – qualities that firmly establish her as a ke…