Lucy Marguerite Frobisher: A Quiet Observer of Bushey’s Landscape Lucy Marguerite Frobisher (1890-1974) remains a somewhat understated figure in British art history, yet her meticulous depictions of the Hertfordshire village of Bushey and her captivating animal paintings reveal a remarkable talent for capturing both beauty and detail. Born into a family with artistic inclinations—her father was a sculptor—Frobisher pursued painting se…