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Scarlet Lady Artist's Lost Works Revealed
27 Jul
Summary
- Unseen artworks by the Scarlet Lady artist are now on display.
- Ken White died in December 2025, but planned the exhibition.
- His children are continuing the posthumous exhibition of his art.
A posthumous exhibition features previously unseen works by artist Ken White, renowned for creating the iconic Scarlet Lady imagery on Virgin Atlantic planes. White, who passed away in December 2025, was actively involved in organizing this show in Marlborough, Wiltshire, prior to his death.
His children have since contributed to the exhibition at The Little Gallery, incorporating his final painting, the completion status of which remains uncertain. His son Asa White discovered a wealth of work in their attic, much of which was likely never intended for public viewing.
Virgin Group founder Richard Branson lauded White as "one of the most extraordinary creatives of our time." Branson noted White's diverse portfolio, which spanned hand-painted murals for record shops, recording studios, hotels, airport lounges, and notably, Virgin's aircraft. White personally hand-painted the initial Scarlet Lady designs featured on the planes.
