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  1. 4 de jun. de 2017 · Hearing that Moore's 5-year-old son Noel was ill with scarlet fever, on September 4, 1893, Beatrix Potter sent him a letter to cheer him up, including a little story about Peter Rabbit, complete with sketches illustrating the story. Beatrix became involved in work with the National Trust, to preserve open land for future generations.

  2. From a young age, Beatrix and her brother Bertram Potter (born in 1872), showed promise as artists, constantly sketching animals from their classroom menagerie. Taught by governesses, including Annie Moore (who remained a close friend of Beatrix), in their home classroom, the children kept a multitude of pets for study, even smuggling in hedgehogs, mice, and frogs from the garden.

  3. The Beatrix Potter Society has been registered as a charity in the UK since 1980. We exist to promote the study and appreciation of the life and works of Beatrix Potter (1866 – 1943). She was not only the author of The Tale of Peter Rabbit and other classics of children’s literature but also a landscape and natural history artist, diarist ...

  4. The Potter family had artistic leanings. Edmund was co-founder of the Manchester School of Design. Her grandmother, Jane Leech, and her mother, Helen, were both skilful embroiderers, and Helen also enjoyed painting in watercolours (Beatrix later inherited her grandmother's embroidery copy book and Helen's watercolour paintbox).

  5. Helen Beatrix Potter, född 28 juli 1866 i South Kensington i London, död 22 december 1943 i Sawrey i Cumbria, var en brittisk författare, illustratör och naturvårdare. Potter är främst känd för sina barnböcker om olika djur, som Sagan om Pelle Kanin .

  6. Beatrix Potter was a talented watercolourist, particularly of the natural world, from an early age and her paintings and drawings are now in collections, both private and public, all over the world. Watercolour of ‘Sheep’, painted by Beatrix Potter, 1876 / The Beatrix Potter Society.

  7. 15 de abr. de 2017 · Beatrix Potter revolucionó la literatura infantil con sus personajes. Lo que sí les permitieron a ella y a su hermano pequeño fue tener todo tipo de pequeños animales en sus habitaciones ...

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