I love her work I have just finished reading 'Is She a Lady?' She was often drinking in the Fitzroy Tavern some interesting descriptions of London life.
I love Nina Hamnett's work - thank you for this great account of her fascinating life. There are a few of her drawings at Charleston which convey so much meaning about the people she's chosen to portray. She's definitely one of my favourites in the group.
Lovely to read. I’ve been intrigued by NH since I came across her in an Omega Workshope exhibition in London a long time ago now. She still fascinâtes me. I have one of her drawings - a beautiful work.
Thank you Victoria. I was also not aware of Nina. She sounds fascinating, having been part of both the London and Parisian avant-garde at such an exciting time. I will certainly be investigating her further.
I love this bio, Victoria, and I knew nothing about Nina! What a fascinating life and tragic end. I shall look out for more of her paintings. That you for a wonderful introduction, as always!
I love her work I have just finished reading 'Is She a Lady?' She was often drinking in the Fitzroy Tavern some interesting descriptions of London life.
It is a fascinating read. Thank you for commenting, Richard ✨
I love Nina Hamnett's work - thank you for this great account of her fascinating life. There are a few of her drawings at Charleston which convey so much meaning about the people she's chosen to portray. She's definitely one of my favourites in the group.
Thank you for reading, Jennifer. I’m glad you enjoyed it.
Thank you for introducing me to NH Victoria, what an arresting portrait of Rupert Doone to be savoured.
What a thought provoking comment on the difference between “artists” and writers and their work.
And who wouldn’t want to be described as being “ the sort of people our parents warned us about?!
It’s a shame she had a difficult end of her life and what sounds like an excruciating death.
Thank you for reading, Annie. I’m so pleased you enjoyed it. Hamnett was an incredible character who certainly deserved her nickname 🤎✨
What a fascinating woman! I must admit to not knowing of her before reading this article. Her work is stunning and I will seek out more of her work.
I’m so pleased to introduce you to a new artist, Franca. Happy hunting! 🩶
A fascinating character/artist!
Thank you for reading, Dorinda! ✨
Live Modigliani and knew nothing of this wonderful artist. What an incredible (and at times quite tragic) life. Thank you, Victoria 💙
Thank you for reading, Kate 🤎
Lovely to read. I’ve been intrigued by NH since I came across her in an Omega Workshope exhibition in London a long time ago now. She still fascinâtes me. I have one of her drawings - a beautiful work.
Wow to own one of her drawings!
Thank you, Rosie. And how wonderful to own one of her drawings 💙
Thank you Victoria. I was also not aware of Nina. She sounds fascinating, having been part of both the London and Parisian avant-garde at such an exciting time. I will certainly be investigating her further.
Thank you for reading, Jane. Such an interesting woman… happy researching 🤎
I love this bio, Victoria, and I knew nothing about Nina! What a fascinating life and tragic end. I shall look out for more of her paintings. That you for a wonderful introduction, as always!
Thank you, Kate. Yes, she was and still is such a fascinating woman.
Thanks, that was amazing.
Thank you, Cassandra 🩵
You’ve opened my world to another amazing artist. Thank you
You’re very welcome, Susan 🤎