Geoffrey Jellicoe

“Nic Wilson, {{cite web|title=Sir |website=nicwilson.co.uk|date=May 2018|url=https://nicwilson.co.uk/2018/05/05/sir-geoffrey-jellicoe-the-landscape-arts-and-the-mind/}}”

“{{cite web|title=Sir Geoffrey Jellicoe|website=gardenvisit.com|url=https://www.gardenvisit.com/biography/sir_geoffrey_jellicoe}}”

“Away from her prison work, {{w|Lady Anne Tree|Tree}} divided her time between London and {{w|Dorset}}, where she and her husband raised two adopted daughters, Isabella and Esther, at their home, {{w|Shute House, Donhead St Mary|Shute House}}, near {{w|Shaftesbury}}. There, they commissioned a celebrated {{w|water garden}} from Sir Geoffrey Jellicoe in 1969, which many consider his finest work.”

“At the {{w|Architectural Association School of Architecture|Architectural Association}} you were, of course, first taught to draw. You experienced the pleasure of the {{w|drawing board}}, {{w|T-square}}, the {{w|set square}}, cartridge and {{w|tracing paper}}, and how to slice off enough of the latter without losing the lot. You were taught about the right pencil and how to rub down {{w|India ink|Indian ink}}; and how to rub out.”