Iris at the V&A

== Iris at the V&A ==
"Iris at the V&A" is a story by George Mann in the anthology Fifteen edited by Stuart Douglas for Obverse Books.
== Synopsis ==
At the Victoria and Albert museum there is a unique exhibit of art, as wild a mixture by media, styles and artistic skill as the woman it honours. Iris Wildthyme in all her incarnations across her long and complex life.
With annotations by none other than multiverse renowned* art critic Panda, it is not an event to be missed.
*actual level of renown may vary.
== Notes ==
* The various Irises that appear include the Beryl Reid, Jane Fonda and Margaret Rutherford versions.
* One of the paintings is of Lilith, at home in the Clockworks. 
* Panda explains that rather than Margaret Rutherford, it was in fact Iris who appeared as Miss Marple, in fact in reality she believed she was genuinely investigating a murder.
* George Mann "cameos" as one of the artists (although Panda is not exactly full of praise for his efforts).
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