May Bridges Lee

[1] Her Henry Tyler hangs in the Royal London Hospital for Integrated Medicine, successor to the London Homeopathic Hospital of which he was a benefactor,[2] while her work described as Charles Leonard Arnold (1885–1969), Inventor of the Three Pinned Safety Socket, Chairman and Founder of M. K. Electric Ltd is held by the University of Bristol, donated by the sitter's grand-daughter.

[3] In 1972 she donated a collection of her miniatures and full-size works to Nuneaton Museum & Art Gallery.

[5][6] She also exhibited at the Walker Art Gallery in Liverpool and with both the Society of Women Artists and the Society of Miniaturists, at the Royal Academy, the Royal Scottish Academy and at the Paris Salon where she received an Honourable Mention in 1950.

[7] Her father John Bridges Lee was a barrister in the High Courts of Calcutta, Allahabad and Lahore, and her mother was an artist.

She started to earn her living by painting, copying old masters onto ivory for snuff box lids, and studied in the evenings at the Lambeth School of Art.