Two sides of an artwork by Jessie Ramage, produced in the Royal Edinburgh Hospital, c. 1900s (GD16)
Courtesy of Lothian Health Services Archive, University of Edinburgh Library
Selected for the exhibition by the Planning Group. Artist Jessie Ramage used her art to speak about her experience and how she was feeling at the time, as an inpatient at the Royal Edinburgh Hospital.
We see that 100 years ago Jessie was using her art as a way to try have her voice heard. This is in some ways echoes the aims of Out of Sight Out of Mind.