The Wild Heart of the West Coast: Unveiling Gluck’s Vision Hannah Gluckstein, later known as Gluck, emerged from the vibrant and somewhat bohemian landscape of late 19th-century London to become a singular figure in British art. Born in 1895 into a wealthy Jewish family deeply rooted in commerce – her father, Joseph Gluckstein, was a key player in the burgeoning tobacco empire – Gluck’s early life was marked by both privilege and a subtle sense of displacement. Her upbringing, steeped in English traditions yet tinged with an underlying restlessness, profoundly shaped her artistic sensibility…