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Lady Lavery 1921
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Lady Lavery 1921
A selection of the work of Lady Lavery, recently recognised as an artist after exhibiting her work alongside her husbands at the Alpine Club gallery. The Sketch reports on Winston Churchills praise for Lady Lavery, concluding that " if I were a Master of Hounds hunting Beauty, I should have no hesitation at the end of the run in handing her the Brush". Date: 1921
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Lady Lavery, born Mary Gillies, emerged as a renowned artist in her own right in 1921, following a successful exhibition of her work at the Alpine Club Gallery in London. Her husband, Sir John Lavery, was also an accomplished painter, but Lady Lavery's talent had long been overlooked. The Sketch reported on the event, highlighting Winston Churchill's praise for her art. Churchill, known for his eloquence and appreciation for beauty, was quoted as saying, "If I were a Master of Hounds hunting Beauty, I should have no hesitation at the end of the run in handing her the Brush." Lady Lavery's artwork, displayed alongside her husband's, showcased her exceptional skill and unique perspective. Her paintings captured the essence of the natural world, with a particular focus on the Scottish landscapes that she loved. The October 1921 issue of The Sketch celebrated her achievement, recognizing her as a trailblazing female artist in a male-dominated field. The image captures Lady Lavery in her element, surrounded by her artwork and the admiration of her peers. Her confident expression and elegant attire reflect her newfound success and the respect she had earned within the art community. This photograph serves as a testament to Lady Lavery's talent and determination, and her place in the annals of art history as a groundbreaking female artist.
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