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Bettina Caro with a portrait of her great grandmother, Mama Gimol, shown next to Chaïm Soutine’s ‘Jeune Servante’ (Waiting Maid, also known as La Soubrette).
Mama Gimol 1978 60cm x 50 cm
Mama Gimol, Bettina's great-grandmother, was born in Gibraltar in 1874, married and raised her family in Tangiers, and died in Casablanca. The portrait was accepted by the Ben Uri Gallery & Museum in April 2016 to become part of its permanent collection
Collections
A number of Bettina’s paintings are on permanent display in public collections, including:
2016 Mama Gimol – Ben Uri Gallery, London
2012 Cheder – Akiva School, London
2010 British Jewry in the City and Leaving the Crown Court
Board of Deputies of British Jews
2009 Portrait of Rabbi Levy – S&P Congregation (Spanish and Portuguese Synagogues), London
2008 Jerusalem – Northwood Liberal Synagogue, London
2007 The Cure - L’Hôpital Général Juif, Montreal
2004 Portrait of Rabbi Toledano - S&P Congregation (Spanish and Portuguese Synagogues), London
Bettina's works can also be found in private collections in the UK, France, Spain, Morocco, South Africa, Canada, the USA, Panama and China.
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