darsie napier japp mc, a british painter and soldier, was born in 1883 in liverpool. he attended st john's college of the university of oxford, where he laid the foundation for his future artistic endeavors.
artistic pursuits and war service
after graduating, mc worked in his father's shipping company in the city of london (1904-1907). during this period, he studied at the night school of the lambeth school of art under philip connard. his artistic education continued at the slade school of art (1908-1909), where he befriended fellow student stanley spencer. mc specialized in landscape and figure paintings, exhibiting with the new english art club from 1919. at the outbreak of world war i, mc joined the british army, eventually becoming a major in the royal field artillery. he was awarded the military cross for his service in macedonia.
a group portrait of mc and his family by henry lamb (1928), manchester art gallery
notable associations:
new english art club (member from 1919)
slade school of art (alumnus, 1908-1909)
later life and legacy
mc lived in france and spain for nearly three decades before returning to england in 1953. he later moved to portugal, where he spent the remainder of his life. mc's artistic legacy, though not widely recognized during his lifetime, continues to be appreciated through his works, now part of various british collections.
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