Jasmine Rose-Innes oil on canvas
Jasmine Rose-Innes oil on canvas
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Jasmine Rose-Innes oil on canvas portrait of Philip Bottomley, 1987.
Philip Bottomley was an architect turned artist, neighbour of Quentin Bell and close friend of Peggy Angus.
Jasmine Rose-Innes was a British-born artist, designer, and writer, renowned for her multifaceted creative contributions. Born Iona Jasmine Gordon-Forbes in Winscombe, Somerset, on November 26, 1915, she married Reginald Rose-Innes in 1947. Her acclaimed autobiography, 'Writing in the Dust' (1968), offers a poignant account of early life in Rhodesia and earned her the Heinemann Award.
Beyond writing, she was a painter, photographer, and teacher, deeply involved in the arts community. Jasmine passed away on June 15, 1998, in Beddingham, Sussex, leaving a legacy of artistic and literary achievement.
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