Vita V. Gollancz (28 January 1926 – 8 October 2009)[1] was a British painter, printmaker, illustrator and draughtsman.
Painting and drawing featured prominently in Vita's early life, not only from the influence of her mother, but from the many established art luminaries that visited their home.
commented that "her landscape paintings bring to mind an elusive concept of Constable's, the Chiaroscuro of nature... that power which creates space.
"[3] In 1980, Vita Gollancz was elected to Associate Member status of the Royal Society of British Artists.
Both sisters contributed to their father's 1968 autobiography, Reminiscences of Affection; Vita provided illustrations, while Livia penned the foreword.