Wp/wlx/Allerley Glossop
| Sex or gender | female  |
|---|---|
| Country of citizenship | South Africa |
| Family name | Glossop |
| Date of birth | 1870 |
| Place of birth | Twickenham |
| Date of death | 1955 |
| Languages spoken, written or signed | English |
| Occupation | artist |
| Educated at | Slade School of Fine Art |
Allerley Glossop (1870–1955) da e la South African yiel-ŋmera aŋ kyaahe landscape ane pastoral scenes.
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[edit | edit source]Glossop la da dɔge Alice Glossop yiri yuohe aŋ e Twickenham,[1] a West London, a pɔgeyaa ko George Glossop, a vicar ko Twickenham, ane a pɔge ko Eliza.
Glossop janne la painting a Slade School aŋ kyaahe Fine Art a London yi Charles Holroyd ane modelling yi George Frampton, kyɛ la janne yi William Mouat Loudan aŋ be Westminster School kyaahe Art[2]. O meŋ da toŋɛɛ neŋ.
Arthur Elsley ane Solomon Solomon, kyɛ wulli a o art toma a school, a Sphinx Studio, ka o da wa pɔge a 1900.[3]
Glossop da leu gaa ye Cape Colony a yuoni 1900 puo, a te koo la yoo aning penting. U penting fara da be Klapmuts ang be Western Cape. U da paahi South African Society of Artists (SASA), ang be Society's Council a 1902 aning 1906.
Glossop jominga la Madge Tennent ang da ee nie ang tari ‘nu buunhu naambu bambu,
Glossop da ihi u tuma wuli a South Africa aning paaluu jaane puo. A tuma mine la 1902–1903 SASA annual ihi wulibu a Cape Town puo; 1910 exhibition of the South African Fine Arts Association, Cape Town; 1917–1919 SASA annual art exhibitions, Cape Town; 1920–1924 South African Academy of Art annual exhibition, Johannesburg; 1924 British Empire Exhibition, Wembley; 1924 SASA annual exhibition, Cape Town; 1935 exhibition of contemporary art, South African National Gallery; 1936 SASA annual exhibition, Cape Town; and the 1937 exhibition of contemporary art, South African National Gallery.
Glossop's work is represented in Durban Art Gallery; Ann Bryant Art Gallery in East London; Albany Museum, Grahamstown; Johannesburg Art Gallery; South African National Gallery, Cape Town; the University of Cape Town art collection; William Humphreys Art Gallery, Kimberley and the Pretoria Art Museum.