She studied art at the St. John's Wood Art School in 1894 before receiving further training at the Royal Academy Schools between 1895 and 1899, where her tutors included John Singer Sargent.
She honed her artistic skills at the St. John's Wood Art School in 1894, then continued her education at the Royal Academy Schools from 1895 to 1899, where she received valuable feedback and instruction from notable artist John Singer Sargent.