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Rhoda Levine

Scottish Jewish Archives Centre

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Rhoda Levine

A portrait of Rhoda Levine (nee Fox) c 1900.

Rhoda was the daughter of Joseph Fox (1851-1933) who ran the Rodmure School of Dresscutting at 212 Sauchiehall Street. He is credited with introducing the method of individual pattern-cutting to the city and trained many Glasgow seamstresses at his establishment. Rhoda's sister Muriel (b 1889) trained as a milliner in Paris, but after returning to Glasgow in 1910 opened a fashionable dress shop, Murielle's, at 432 Sauchiehall Street. Rhoda assisted in the shop while her husband kept the accounts.

Reference: PHO.F.0001

Reproduced with the permission of the Scottish Jewish Archives Centre

Keywords:
chairs, dress shops, dressmakers, dressmaking, fashions, hats, haute couture, Jews, milliners, Murielle's, Rodmure School of Dresscutting, seamstresses, women



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