In the News: Lost Isola Plaque

The Sunday Telegraph of London carried a story about a portrait of Oscar Wilde’s younger sister Isola, who died age nine, which has been found after being lost for 128 years following the bankruptcy sale of Wilde’s possessions in 1895. This treasured portrait, once displayed in the author’s home in Tite Street, Chelsea, has now resurfaced. Author Rob Marland has written about this for the new issue of The Wildean, and the Sunday Telegraph reports on it.