Allerley Glossop
Allerley Glossop
Allerley Glossop (1870–1955) was a British-South African artist known particularly for her landscape and pastoral scenes.
"self-possessed by nature and training", who "loved freedom... a slim intrepid woman, with her wide human interests, and zest for work... poised squarely in the path of life, like a bright eagle ready to fly the wind against any wrong done to the young, weak or innocent"
"Jill of all trades, and master of most of them... who, if she was busy, would slip a delicately beaded white chiffon dinner dress over her riding trousers and high leather boots, to arrive at a dinner party with a riding crop instead of a bag."
"an English lady who has long resided in the colony and has mingled farming with painting"
"emphatically one of our national artists", with "her quaint brush and charmingly original way of looking at things"
