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(1) Frank [Francis] (Montague) Holl
(b London, 4 July 1845; d London, 31 July 1888). Painter and illustrator. He received his first art instruction from his father, Francis Holl. At the age of 15 he entered the Royal Academy Schools, where in 1862 he was awarded a silver medal for drawing and in 1863 the gold medal for a religious subject, Abraham about to Sacrifice Isaac (untraced). In 1864 he exhibited two paintings at the Royal Academy, where he continued to show his work regularly until his death. He was elected ARA in 1878 and RA in 1883.
Part of the Holl (ii) family
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