41. A Tribute To Beatrix Potter A Tribute to Beatrix Potter (18661943). The Blue Plaque at Gorse Hall Estate, Stalybridge, celebrates the site of Gorse Hall which http://www.tameside.gov.uk/corpgen1/beatrixpotter.htm

Last Updated : 10:06AM, Thu 06th Nov 2003 Text Only Link Related Links Back to Blue Plaques Adobe Acrobat About PDF Documents Download Free Reader Access.Adobe.com General Links Tameside Homepage A-Z Index Contact Us Advanced Search ... Z A Tribute to Beatrix Potter (1866-1943) The Blue Plaque at Gorse Hall Estate, Stalybridge, celebrates the site of Gorse Hall which was built by Beatrix Potter's maternal grandparents, John and Jane Leech. Beatrix often visited Gorse Hall with her mother, Helen Leech. It was unveiled on the 23rd November 1999, by John Heelis OBE, great nephew of Beatrix Potter's husband, William Heelis. Gorse Hall, Stalybridge John and Jane Leech bought the Gorse Hall estate in 1835 and built a new mansion, also Gorse Hall in 1836. This is located further up the hill, not far from the Old Gorse Hall. Early Life John and Jane Leech, like many prosperous families of the age, had five daughters and three sons. One of the daughters, Helen Leech, married Rupert Potter, son of Edmond Potter, another local successful businessman of the day, who ran Dinting Vale Printworks near Glossop. The happy couple married at the Unitarian chapel in Hyde in 1863 when Helen was 24. They started married life in London and spent their first three years in Upper Hartley Street.

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43. Beatrix Potter Beatrix Potter (18661943). Beatrix Potter came from a wealthy middle-class family and was educated by a governess at home; as an http://www.northern.edu/hastingw/potter.htm

Beatrix Potter (1866-1943) Beatrix Potter came from a wealthy middle-class family and was educated by a governess at home; as an only daughter, she had no playmates for much of the time (a younger brother had more formal schooling), but she enjoyed various pets, writing and drawing. Her parents evidently sought to be conventional in every respect and chiefly benefited their children by neglecting them. Carpenter says her journals reveal her to be very independent and determined from the beginning, contemptuous of Victorian convention, including both religious and class strictures (279). Every summer of her childhood was spent in the Lake District, where Beatrix and her younger brother wandered at large collecting plants and other natural artifacts, making pets of smaller wild animals, and drawing everything - both were natural artists. As an adult, Potter showed little interest in socializing or marriage; instead, she frequented the Natural History Museum near her London home and worked at her art. In 1896, an uncle tried to get some serious attention for her botanical drawings of mushrooms and her biological theories (she correctly described the symbiotic relationship of fungus and algae that creates lichens), but to no avail. The botanical establishment of her day was not prepared to credit her accurate understanding of the nature of lichens and the propagation of mold spores. Both ideas, now known to be true, were dismissed in part because they flew in the face of scientific orthodoxy and because of Potter's age (30) and gender (Golden, "Naturalist" 631).

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Top Arts Illustration Historic Illustrators ... Potter, Beatrix Related links of interest: Arts:Literature:Children's Aesthetic Realism and the Imagination of Beatrix Potter - Marcia Rackow's study of aesthetic realism. Beatrix Potter in Cumbria - A brief biography of Beatrix Potter, famous for her books about animals such as Tom Kitten and Benjamin Bunny. Many of her books were inspired by early visits and later living in the Lake District. This is a guide to places in Cumbria associated with Beatrix Potter. Beatrix Potter letter to Bertha Mahony Miller (2) - Another letter, with reproductions of the original, from Potter to the editor of the Horn Book magazine, discussing her thoughts on books and old furniture. Beatrix Potter letter to Bertha Mahony Miller - The text of a letter, and a reproduction of the original, from Beatrix Potter to the founder and editor of Horn Book Magazine, suggesting Americans might like to donate money to help save a stretch of Windermere coastline. Beatrix Potter - Biography from the Cumbria Directory.Includes information about the various places in the Lake District where she lived and worked. Kids' Corner - Features the stories of Beatrix Potter in text, RealAudio, streaming media, and multimedia slideshows.

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49. Author Beatrix Potter, From The Oldpoetry Poetry Archive Beatrix Potter (next poet) I was from England, and I lived from 18661943. Print or Buy my poetry? View comments? Add to favorites? http://oldpoetry.com/authors/Beatrix Potter

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Low Prices 20% - 60% Off Everyday! advanced search my account help cart checkout Shop Securely Online 24 Hours a Day! Art Categories 50% OFF SALE Abstract Angels Animals ... Free Shipping over $30!! Artist Biographies Beatrix Potter (1866-1943) Beatrix Potter Art Prints are no longer being published Beatrix Potter is best known as the creator and illustrator of the children's book, "The Tale of Peter Rabbit." Born in London in 1866, Potter had a lonely childhood, much of which was spent in the English countryside, away from friends and neighbors. Her pet rabbit Peter helped relieve her boredom and eventually became the inspiration for the main character of her book. Potter began her writing career after completing her studies in art and natural history. "The Tale of Peter Rabbit," published in 1900, was the first in a series of books. For the remainder of her life, Potter continued to create wonderful fantasies about rabbits, squirrels, mice, frog and other creatures that have constantly piqued the interest of children. She died in 1943, leaving a legacy of tales that still retain their popularity with children today. home my account artist biographies email ... help cart checkout

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PICTURES OF BEATRIX POTTER: Fig. 1 (left). Fig. 2 (right). Beatrix Potter with pet rabbit, Benjamin Bouncer (photo Sep. 1891) Fig. 3-4. Beatrix Potter (1866-1943) and solicitor William Heelis (1871-1945) on their engagement day (late 1912) and wedding day (14 Oct. 1913) Fig. 5. Beatrix Potter in her early 70s as depicted in a painting done in 1938 by her friend Delmar Banner. Beatrix is holding a show catalog for the judging of Herdwick sheep, which are shown in the background. In 1943 she was elected president of the Herdwick Sheepbreeders' Association but died before taking office. Return to Women Scientists Page Return to Rudi Schmid's Home Page Last revised: Jan 2003

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58. Beatrix Potter Beatrix Potter. English author and illustrator (18661943) Biography Beatrix Potter was born in South Kensington, London, in 1866. http://www.ricochet-jeunes.org/eng/biblio/author/potter.html

BEATRIX POTTER English author and illustrator (1866-1943) Biography: Beatrix Potter was born in South Kensington, London, in 1866. Her family was considered to be part of the wealthy burgoisie of that time. She began painting landscapes in the Lake District, where she used to spent some days with her family. In 1893 Potter wrote a letter to a young friend, Noël Moore, which was illustrated with drawings of animals and contained the first version of The Tale of Peter Rabbit , her most successful book for children. In all, she published 23 original Peter Rabbit Books. The first decade of the 20th century was Potter's most productive period. Peter Rabbit, Jemima Puddleduck, Tom Kitten, and Pigling Bland are perhaps the best known characters from her nursery tales. She died in Sawrey (Lancashire) in 1943 and she will always be remembered as one children's favourite author. Beatrix Potter, author of illustrated works: The Tale of Peter Rabbit The Tale of Squirrel Nutkin The Tale of Benjamin Bunny The Tale of Mrs. Tiggy-Winkle

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