A substantial review of "The Good Bohemian: the letters of Ida John."

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Why is it important?

This substantial review looks at Nettleship's in the context of her career, her relationship to Augustus John, and the historical tendency of the publishing industry to marginalize the voices of women artists. As such, it is part of my long-standing exploration of life writing by artists, which has led me to produce dozens of reviews, articles and conference papers, and is part of the foundation for my book "Artists' Autobiographies from Today to the Renaissance and Back Again," forthcoming from Routledge.