Ottoline morrell

by Cecil Beaton bromide print 1927 © Cecil Beaton Archive / Condé Nast

by Cavendish Morton platinum print circa 1911 © National Portrait Gallery, London

Virginia Woolf

by Baron Adolph de Meyer half-plate autochrome circa 1907 © National Portrait Gallery, London

by Cecil Beaton bromide print 1927 © Cecil Beaton Archive / Condé Nast

by Philip Edward Morrell cream-toned vintage snapshot print August 1908 © National Portrait Gallery, London

One of my Favourite OTTOLINE photographs-Lady Ottoline standing in a wind-blown field in Berkshire Downs, ca. 1900. from the Papers of Lady Ottoline Morrell, here. Now READING: CROME YELLOW by Adolus Huxley from 1921, where he draws on his visits to OTTLine's Garsington and her Life there. More about the book Later.

possibly by Lady Ottoline Morrell vintage snapshot print 1929 © National Portrait Gallery, London

Lady Ottoline Violet Anne Morrell loved artists, hosted many parties, her drawingrooms were full of famoust people, many were her lovers. She was an intresting character of 19th century London.