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- Jessie M. King
- Design for One Wall of a Child?s Nursery
- 1913
- GMA 1673
- Scottish Art
- Jessie M. King
- Princess Melilot
- about 1916 - 1917
- GMA 720
- Scottish Art
Jessie M. King (Scottish, 1875 - 1949)
Born at New Kilpatrick, Dunbartonshire, King studied at Glasgow University and Glasgow School of Art. In 1898 she won a Queen?s Prize in the South Kensington National Art Competition and just a year later was working on book-cover design in Germany. She taught at Glasgow School of Art from 1902-1908. King developed a distinctive and popular style of outline illustration, but also designed fabrics, wallpaper, costumes and interiors, as well as ceramics and silver for Liberty?s of London. In 1908 she married the painter and designer E.A. Taylor, and they later moved to Paris to run the Shealing Atelier. The couple returned to Scotland on the outbreak of the First World War, setting up a small artists? community in Kirkcudbright.
