Anne Harriet Fish (Mrs.Sefton) was born in Bristol and studied under C.M.Q.Orchardson and John Hassall and at the London School of Art and in Paris. She was a mainstay of the Tatler during the 1920’s and 30’s. contributing drawings and illustrations in an Art Deco style. Her greatest vogue was in the inter-war years appearing regularly in many of the principal magazines of the period. She also designed textiles and worked in London from 1913, East Grinstead, 1934 and latterly St. Ives where she died in 1964. Between c.1917 and 1938, she illustrated a number of books and exhibited at the RA. and at the Fine Arts Society. Ref: Houfe, Peppin, Guichard.