it is not hard to imagine how Lindeth Howe provided a source of literary inspiration for Beatrix Potter. Originally built in 1879 as a holiday home for a Mancunian mill owner, the famed children's ...

Beatrix Potter around 1900 outside her home. Though The Times acknowledged the author’s death weeks later, it did not publish an obituary.Credit...Popperfoto, via Getty Images Supported by By ...

Perhaps appropriately, Beatrix Potter’s work, too ... After she found literary success, she bought a country home and a working farm in the Lake District. Of the lifestyle, she wrote in a ...

Peter’s home is the Lake District in north-west ... Africans – it became clear to me that the similarities between Beatrix Potter’s tales and the Brer Rabbit stories demand further ...

Beatrix Potter at the Royal College of Art Being from a wealthy family, Potter didn't receive a formal education — she was taught at home by a governess. However, in November 1878 her parents ...

Beatrix Potter’s world is comforting and cozy ... out the copy of Benjamin Bunny and showed it to me—“just like at home,” she said. The security guards at the Morgan were kind enough ...

Beatrix Potter (1866–1943), cherished author ... Her parents practiced painting and photography and filled their home with artwork, including several pieces by Randolph Caldecott, whom Potter ...

The highlight of the exhibit is the recreation of her country home in the final section ... a formative experience for a lot of us.” “Beatrix Potter: Drawn to Nature,” opens at the Morgan ...

Born in 1866, Helen Beatrix Potter lived in the same ... which would inspire Potter's art and storytelling. "Potter was educated at home by governesses and was encouraged to draw, paint, and ...

A doll’s house which inspired the stories of children’s author Beatrix Potter is going back on display ... From a daily news ...

The Frist Art Museum presents Beatrix Potter: Drawn to Nature ... Organized by London's Victoria and Albert Museum-home to the world's largest collection of Potter's artworks-the exhibition ...