STEVENS, DOROTHY (AUSTIN) (1888-1966) Dorothy Stevens studied at the Slade School, London with Henry Tonks and P. Wilson Steer; also at the Colarossi and Grand Chaumier Academies. She travelled to Europe on an R.C.A. scholarship. Also, she taught children's classes at the Women's Art Association and painting at the Ontario College of Art. R.C.A. in 1949, she is represented in the National Gallery and the War Museum. This particular piece was deaccessioned from the War Museum, and is an etching of the "Walrus" flying boat used in the two world wars.