
Telling the stories of pioneering business women from the 1870s to the 1930s, their lives, networks, influence and relevance.
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Tate Britain’s current exhibition on the career of James McNeill Whistler is a brilliant show, firmly focused on his work, extraneous detail kept to a minimum. However, one of the consequences is that, while we see Anton Lesser declaiming f...
The thirty-year old me would not have believed that one day I would get as excited about gardening tools as shoes, but I left the Chelsea Flower Show on Saturday as pleased with my new Niwaki snippers and tin of garden twine as I would have...
I love jigsaws. When I am searching for that errant edge piece or working out whether the blue piece I am holding is sea or sky, I can absorb myself in the puzzle and switch off from work. There is often one out on a family summer holiday....
I have just refreshed my ‘Out and About’ post. For those of you who haven’t found it yet, it’s where I share details of exhibitions, displays, museums and locations that have a connection with my project telling the stories of early busines...
Last updated 18th July 2026
Bicycle (Mary Peech) by Yevonde, tri-colour separation negative 1938 © National Portrait Gallery
With so much to see and do, it’s easy to miss something. ‘Out and About’ is where you can find exhibitions...
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Researcher and writer focusing on the stories of pioneering business women. Lover of visual arts and journeys of discovery.
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