by Keystone Press Agency Ltd
bromide print, 27 September 1941
NPG x36100
by Unknown photographer
halftone reproduction tear sheet, published 29 October 1941
NPG x137589
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Margaret Stewart
25 September 2019, 11:30
David Jagger was a personal friend of my Grandparents Cecil and Margaret Whitaker who lived at Britwell House in Oxfordshire. He painted several full length oil portraits of her, of which I have one, and separately her ankles and feet! I also have a small oil sketch by Jagger painted at Stansted Park in Sussex, before the Whitakers sold Stansed to the Earl of Bessborough in 1924. In case of interest: Margaret's brother Edward Maitland was an early aeronaut and a pioneer of the first aeriel flight to America and back in1919 in the R34 Airship.
Tim Dickson
18 February 2020, 22:59
Margaret could you drop me a line via the website www.thejaggerfamily.co.uk
As I am researching David Jagger and his work.