This 1908 sketch diary of a 22-year-old Scottish artist captures daily Edwardian life through irreverent illustrations.

The personal 1908 sketch diary of 22-year-old Scottish artist Æta J Jardine, who trained at the Glasgow School of Art. 80 of her irreverent pen-and-ink, pencil and watercolour illustrations offer a fascinating glimpse into a young Edwardian woman's daily life in the 'Second City of Empire'. With introduction and contextual notes by her great-niece.