Imogen

Imogen ( ˈɪmədʒən ), alternatively Imogene (mainly in the USA), is a female given name, which is probably derived from a role in William Shakespeare's play Cymbeline . Possibly it is a misprint of the name Innogen .

Well-known namesake women are:

• Imogen Bankier (* 1987), British badminton player
• Imogene Coca (1908-2001), American comedy actress
• Imogen Cooper (* 1949), English pianist
• Imogen Cunningham (1883–1976), American photographer
• Imogen Heap (* 1977), British singer and composer
• Imogen Holst (1907–1984), British music writer, composer and conductor, daughter of Gustav Holst
• Imogen Kimmel (* 1957), German director and author
• Imogen Kogge (* 1957), German actress
• Imogen Oona Lehmann (* 1989), Swiss-German curler
• Imogene Robertson (1905-1948) was an American silent film actress and dancer
• Imogene Robinson Morrell (* 1828 or 1837; † 1908), American art teacher and portrait and history painter
• Imogen Poots (* 1989), British actress
• Imogen Seger (1915–1995), German-American sociologist and journalist
• Imogen Stidworthy (* 1963), British video and film artist
• Imogen Stubbs (born 1961), British actress
• Imogen Sutton , Canadian-British film producer and director

There was also a destroyer of the British Royal Navy in World War II, see HMS Imogen (D44) .