Elsie Margaret Wagg (1876–April 1949) was an English philanthropist. [1] She is credited with creating the idea of opening gardens for charity, and co-founded the National Garden Scheme. [2] [3] Elsie Wagg, painted by John Singer Sargent in 1893

The artwork titled “Elsie Wagg,” painted circa 1893 by John Singer Sargent, is an oil on canvas piece that exemplifies the Realism art movement. This portrait measures 100.4 by 69.8 centimeters and is currently held in a private collection.

Elsie Wagg; signed twice John S. Sargent (upper left and lower left) oil on canvas; 40 by 27 3/4 inches (101.6 by 70.5 cm) Painted circa 1893.

In 1926 at a meeting of the Institute, Ms Elsie Wagg came up with the novel idea to raise funds by opening private gardens to the public and charging admission. Thus the National Garden Scheme (NGS) was born, originally as a fundraising committee of the Queen’s Nursing Institute, in which role it continued until it became an independent ...

作品：艾尔西·瓦格 英文：Elsie Wagg 类型：布面油画 尺寸：100.4cm × 69.8cm 日期：约1893年 收藏： 标签： 《艾尔西·瓦格》（英文：Elsie Wagg） 是美国艺术家『约翰·辛格·萨金特』 于约1893年 所作。

2013年2月4日 · ‘Elsie Wagg’ was created in c.1893 by John Singer Sargent in Realism style. Find more prominent pieces of portrait at Wikiart.org – best visual art database.

约翰·辛格·萨金特 John Singer Sargent的作品「Elsie Wagg」高清无水印大图免费下载，创作年代：1893，图片尺寸：669x934px，风格：现实主义，体裁：肖像画，超高清世界名画尽在-麦田艺术 nbfox.com。

The scholarship is named after Elsie Wagg MBE, the QNI council member who originally had the idea to open gardens to raise funds for the charity, which led to the creation of the National Garden Scheme in 1927.

作品名称：Elsie Wagg (Circa 1893) 艺术家：John Singer Sargent (美国, 1856-1925) 高清图片下载. 图片尺寸：3037 x 4200px 图片大小：10.11 MB 图片格式：JPG 图片分辨率：300 dpi 水印情况：无水印 版权信息：公有领域，免费可商用 下载方式：直链下载（非百度网盘） 下载格式 ...

In 2021, the QNI and the National Garden Scheme created a scholarship programme for community nurses, the NGS Elsie Wagg (Innovation) Scholarship. The new scholarship was launched by George Plumptre, Chief Executive of the National Garden Scheme, speaking at the Queen’s Nurse Annual Meeting on 12th May 2021, Nurses’ Day.