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23 de ene. de 2024 · Angela Margaret Mackail was born on January 30, 1890 at 27 Young Street, Kensington Square, London. Her grandfather was Sir Edward Burne-Jones the pre-Raphaelite painter and partner in the design firm of Morris and Company for whom he designed many stained glass windows - seven of which are in St Margaret's Church in Rottingdean, West Sussex.
Jane Alice ('Jenny') Morris; Margaret Mackail (née Burne-Jones); Sir Philip Burne-Jones, 2nd Bt; May Morris. by Frederick Hollyer albumen cabinet card, 1874 4 1/8 in. x 5 1/2 in. (104 mm x 140 mm) image size Given by Robert R. Steele, 1939 Photographs Collection NPG x19867
Together the four children Jenny and May Morris, and Philip and Margaret Burne-Jones formed a 'secret society'. Philip Burne-Jones (second from left) became a professional painter, and his sister Margaret (second from right) married J.W Mackail, who wrote Jane Morris's biography.
Sitters back to top. Sir Philip Burne-Jones, 2nd Bt (1861-1926), Painter. Sitter in 15 portraits, Artist or producer of 3 portraits. Identify; Margaret Mackail (née Burne-Jones) (1866-1953), Wife of John William Mackail; daughter of Edward and Georgiana Burne-Jones.
With its restrained composition and muted scheme, this unfinished portrait of the artist’s daughter Margaret is no different. It was probably executed around the time of her marriage. Perhaps his choice to depict her within a walled garden and wearing blue, a color associated with the Virgin Mary, suggests some of a father’s conflicted feelings on losing a daughter to a new husband.
W J MacKail, Burne Jones' son-in-law commissioned Dolemtsch to make the clavichord and then asked Burne Jones to decorate it. It was convenient for Burne Jones to take his daughter's name and allude to the legend of St Margaret and the Dragon. in addition to the inscription are the words "Clavis cordium" a pun on the name which means "key to the heart" and also a second pun is painted in the ...
Margaret MacKay or Margaret Mackay may refer to: Margaret MacKay (lawyer) (1903–1998), New Zealand lawyer; Margaret Mackay (writer) (1802–1887), Scottish writer; See also. Margaret McKay (1907-1996), British Labour Party Member of Parliament for Clapham
