AN ANTIQUE LEATHER SHOULDER BAG STYLED IN BROWN LEATHER WITH FLORAL DECORATION, ATTRIBUTED TO THE GLASGOW SOCIETY OF LADY ARTISTS, 2...
Description: AN ANTIQUE LEATHER SHOULDER BAG STYLED IN BROWN LEATHER WITH FLORAL DECORATION, ATTRIBUTED TO THE GLASGOW SOCIETY OF LADY ARTISTS, 25 x 18 x 5cm., LEONARD JOEL LOCAL DELIVERY SIZE: SMALL
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In 1882 eight women, some of the first female students at the Glasgow School of Art met and formed a Society known as the Glasgow Society of Lady Artists.
The original eight were soon joined by others similarly enthusiastic to see suitable recognition given to women in the arts.
Catastrophe struck when in May 1901 the building and much of its content was destroyed by fire. The gallery was rebuilt in less than 18 months and by October 1902, it was ready to hold exhibitions.
The Club prospered for another 64 years, remaining at the original location until 1971. Due to a shortage of funds, the Society was dissolved.
Through the tenacious efforts of a few women members, the club was revived in 1975 as the Glasgow Society of Women Artists.
The Society continues to flourish well into the millennium offering a chance for women artists to display a variety of artistic disciplines. Its members past and recent include Jessie M. King, Agnes Raeburn, embroideress Ann Macbeth, Katherine Cameron, De Courcy L. Dewar, Hannah Frank and Eleanor Moore.
The opinions expressed in the condition reports are a guide only and should not be treated as a statement of fact. Prospective buyers are encouraged to inspect articles for sale at our pre-sale viewing where Leonard Joel staff are available for advice.
Leonard Joel makes no guarantee of the originality of mechanical or applied components. Absence of reference to such modifications does not imply that a lot is free from modifications.
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Description: AN ANTIQUE LEATHER SHOULDER BAG STYLED IN BROWN LEATHER WITH FLORAL DECORATION, ATTRIBUTED TO THE GLASGOW SOCIETY OF LADY ARTISTS, 25 x 18 x 5cm., LEONARD JOEL LOCAL DELIVERY SIZE: SMALL
Condition:
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In 1882 eight women, some of the first female students at the Glasgow School of Art met and formed a Society known as the Glasgow Society of Lady Artists.
The original eight were soon joined by others similarly enthusiastic to see suitable recognition given to women in the arts.
Catastrophe struck when in May 1901 the building and much of its content was destroyed by fire. The gallery was rebuilt in less than 18 months and by October 1902, it was ready to hold exhibitions.
The Club prospered for another 64 years, remaining at the original location until 1971. Due to a shortage of funds, the Society was dissolved.
Through the tenacious efforts of a few women members, the club was revived in 1975 as the Glasgow Society of Women Artists.
The Society continues to flourish well into the millennium offering a chance for women artists to display a variety of artistic disciplines. Its members past and recent include Jessie M. King, Agnes Raeburn, embroideress Ann Macbeth, Katherine Cameron, De Courcy L. Dewar, Hannah Frank and Eleanor Moore.
The opinions expressed in the condition reports are a guide only and should not be treated as a statement of fact. Prospective buyers are encouraged to inspect articles for sale at our pre-sale viewing where Leonard Joel staff are available for advice.
Leonard Joel makes no guarantee of the originality of mechanical or applied components. Absence of reference to such modifications does not imply that a lot is free from modifications.
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