Jessie Mothersole

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Jessie Mothersole
Born8 August 1873 [1]
Died22 April 1958(1958-04-22) (aged 84) [1]
Kent, UK
Occupation(s) Archaeologist, artist, author
Academic background
Alma mater Slade School of Fine Art