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Jellicoe, Susan (Photographic)

Reference
P JEL
Extent
8 albums, 5700 prints
Date
1950s-1970s
Example images (of Venice) from the Susan Jellicoe collection

[Ursula Pares] Susan Jellicoe (1907-1986) was a writer and editor, photographer and plantswoman. She was initially secretary to landscape architect Geoffrey Jellicoe and married him in 1936.

She was heavily involved in Geoffrey’s work as president to the Institue of Landscape Architects (now Landscape Institute) and the International Federation of Landscape Architects and his own practice. Susan’s photographic work included photographing historic landscapes throughout the world for Geoffrey’s history of manmade landscapes, The landscape of man. After her death Geoffrey Jellicoe gave over 5000 of her black and white photographic prints to the Landscape Institute.

The collection contains photograph albums covering broad subjects such as people and places, commerce and industry, and private gardens, as well landscape and architecture projects by Geoffrey Jellicoe.

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Jellicoe

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A hand-written object label for a sheep bell from Devon

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