The untold story of Britain's cross-dressing high society painter.\n\nGluck was one of the British Establishment's go-to portrait painters of the 1930s. Her shows were attended by royalty, aristocrats and celebrities. She also dressed as a man and called her exhibitions 'one-man shows'. Her lovers were all women, including flower arranger to the stars Constance Spry, and Edith Heald, the ex-mistress of WB Yeats. \n\nHow did Gluck get away with it?\n\nThis programme is available to mark the inaugural Jewish Culture Month.
Source: BBC 4
Episode 18-05-2026
The untold story of Britain's cross-dressing high society painter.\n\nGluck was one of the British Establishment's go-to portrait painters of the 1930s. Her shows were attended ...
18-05-2026
BBC 4
Episode 18-05-2026
The untold story of Britain's cross-dressing high society painter.\n\nGluck was one of the British Establishment's go-to portrait painters of the 1930s. Her shows were attended ...
18-05-2026
BBC 4