Maggie Keswick

Fashion designer Maggie Keswick (1941 - 1995) modelling a dress of her own design at her home in Scotland, 20th April 1965. The dress is made from a Sanderson's furnishing fabric by William Morris. Keswick later took up architecture and garden design, often in partnership with her husband Charles Jencks. In 1995, the couple co-founded the Maggie's Centres network of therapeutic hospices for cancer patients after Keswick herself was diagnosed with terminal cancer. (Photo by Lichfield Archive via Getty Images)
Fashion designer Maggie Keswick (1941 - 1995) modelling a dress of her own design at her home in Scotland, 20th April 1965. The dress is made from a Sanderson's furnishing fabric by William Morris. Keswick later took up architecture and garden design, often in partnership with her husband Charles Jencks. In 1995, the couple co-founded the Maggie's Centres network of therapeutic hospices for cancer patients after Keswick herself was diagnosed with terminal cancer. (Photo by Lichfield Archive via Getty Images)
Maggie Keswick
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Lichfield / Contributor
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675129691
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Lichfield Archive
Date created:
April 20, 1965
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