Isabel Codrington

[1] Codrington continued to paint, and a watercolour by her won a medal at the 1907 Exposition International d'Arte in Barcelonia.

[3] The Konodys lived in London and enjoyed a social scene that featured many artists, poets and writers.

In 2015 an unpublished poem written to Codrington in 1909 by Ezra Pound emerged and was sold at auction in Edinburgh.

In due course she married Gustavus Mayer, a partner in the Bond Street art dealers Colnaghi & Co.[5] In 1919 the Imperial War Museum acquired a large oil painting, Cantine Franco-Britannique, Vitry-le-François, by Codrington of a World War One canteen for French troops.

[2] A solo exhibition of her flower paintings was held in 1935 and 1936 at the Rembrandt Gallery in Vigo Street in London.