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Person    | Female  Born 31/3/1921  Died 21/11/2017

Milein Cosman

Categories: Art

Countries: Germany, Switzerland

Milein Cosman

Milein Cosman, artist and illustrator, best known for her drawings and prints of leading cultural figures, dancers and musicians in action.

From : "Milein Cosman was born into a Jewish family in 1921 and grew up in Düsseldorf, attended school in Switzerland and moved to England in 1939 to attend the Slade School of Fine Art in Oxford. On moving to London in 1945 she established herself as a freelance artist, working for the Radio Times and various other national and international publications. In 1947 she started to work for the Radio Times where she met and later married the writer and broadcaster, Hans Keller and they settled in Hampstead, London."

From , talking about her husband, she "drew him hundreds of times, almost always while he worked at his desk. She called him her ‘Madame Bonnard’. ... They collaborated often, producing several books about music together (he wrote the words, she drew the pictures)..."

Died London.

This photo is captioned at source: "Milein Cosman, with her husband Hans Keller, in her Hampstead studio in the 1960s."

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Milein Cosman and Hans Keller

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