Lucile Lloyd [SEP] manner of death
husband Niel McNulty in 1936, who died in 1939. Lucile Lloyd committed suicide in February, 1941.
Commissions.
1923
- 'Episodes of Beowulf' Hanson House, Flintridge
1927
- Eight murals private homes, Los Angeles
1928
- 'Madonna of the covered Wagon' South Pasadena Junior High
1929
- Ceilings; First Methodist Episcopal Church, Santa Ana
- Children's rooms, Ives and Warren Mortuary, Pasadena
- Eight murals private residences, San Marino & Beverley Hills
Lucile Lloyd
Lucile Lloyd (August 28, 1894 – February 25, 1941) was an American muralist.
Early life.
Lloyd was born in Cincinnati, Ohio. Her parents were Mary Alice (Holcomb) and Harry Kensington Lloyd. She apprenticed in her father's studio. Her English grandfather was a textile designer during the Arts and Crafts movement. She attended school at the Woman's Art School at Cooper Union in New York City and won two scholarships to the Art Students League of New York. While at