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Brown transcript; to Charles Armitage Brown, 30 November 1820., 1820.. John Keats collection, MS Keats 1-6, MS Keats 1, 4.3.27, f.30. Houghton Library.
His son Charles (1820-1901) became the first superintendent of Taranaki. See DNZB / Scholefield (Vol 1, p99-100). There is a memorial plaque to Charles Armitage Brown on Marsland Hill, New Plymouth.
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29 de nov. de 2022 · Charles Armitage Brown: The Friend of Keats Nicholas Roe Tuesday, 31 May 1836, Laira Green, Plymouth: Charles Armitage Brown is writing a letter to his old friend, the painter Joseph Severn: In the mean time I will tell you about our Plymouth Institution. We have many literary and scientic men here, three rather high in fame, and they are members.
Charles Armitage Brown : [fuming] Mrs. Brawne : Mr. Brown, our thought are all very simple so you never need worry about interrupting us. And we should be happy if you would join us for dinner on any day. Charles Armitage Brown : Uh, Mr. Keats is composing and does not want disturbing. Fanny Brawne : It's my finding, in the business of ...
Divided into two, like a modern semi-detached villa, it was home to Charles Wentworth Dilke and his family and, in the other half, Charles Armitage Brown. Brown had first met Keats in summer of 1817 and the two had become close friends; after the death of Tom Keats, 1 December 1818, Brown invited Keats to share his home as a lodger.
