Fig. 3 This photograph is dated March, 1904. Its handwritten caption reads: “Unfortunately the three leather lashes of the whip do not show, but they were there.” Miss J. Mothersole, Oak Tree House, Hampstead. Courtesy of the Petrie Museum of Egyptology.

The Slade Session, and Beyond » Fig. 3 This photograph is dated March, 1904. Its handwritten caption reads: “Unfortunately the three leather lashes of the whip do not show, but they were there.” Miss J. Mothersole, Oak Tree House, Hampstead. Courtesy of the Petrie Museum of Egyptology.

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Richard Bridgland wrote on 17 March 2017:

In conjunction with Grahame Soffe, Chairman of the Association of Roman Archaeology, I am writing a short biography of Jessie Mothersole.This is nearly ready for publication, but we are desperate to find a picture of Jessie. For one who had such a wide & varied life after her time at the Slade, Jessie seems to have been markedly reluctant to be personally depicted. I have been in touch with Amara Thornton at UCL but she nothing. Help, please!

The Slade Session, and Beyond » Fig. 3 This photograph is dated March, 1904. Its handwritten caption reads: “Unfortunately the three leather lashes of the whip do not show, but they were there.” Miss J. Mothersole, Oak Tree House, Hampstead. Courtesy of the Petrie Museum of Egyptology.

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