Lucinda Gosling is a historian, writer, speaker and curator with a special interest in visual culture, rooted in her day job as historical specialist, Mary Evans Picture Library. Lucinda has written books on an eclectic range of subjects including Great War knitting, feminist art, the poster artist John Hassall and a history of the London Hippodrome. She has had by-lines in Tatler, History Today, World of Interiors, Majesty and Radio Times, and is editor of Illustrated Royalty in Britain magazine. Originally from Teesdale in Co. Durham, she lives in east London but dreams of moving back to the country where she can have as many dogs as she likes.
