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Last few days Beatrix Potter Drawn to Nature @V_and_A
I ❤️ how the exhibition traces Beatrix Potter's creativity & inspirations, including fabulous historic embroidered garments.
You can read more about the exhibition @chicstranger
@costume_society blog
https://t.co/pxs2IMuczM
There’s nothing like a New Year’s Day walk —Happy New Year to all of you from the land of Beatrix Potter ❤️❄️
The Beatrix Potter Society wishes you all a Happy New Year! Let's welcome 2023!
Greetings card, by #beatrixpotter Hildesheimer and
Faulkner, 1890, © @V_and_A , London / courtesy of
Frederick Warne and Co.
Os deseo #FelizAñoNuevo con estas tarjetas de Beatrix Potter realizadas en torno a 1890 🐰🐰
Que 2023 os traiga mucha felicidad, trabajo y, por supuesto, libros y cultura en general (y que podamos compartirlo por aquí o donde se tercie) 🥰
@delphinia_rose What do you think about Beatrix Potter @BtrixPotter? Cheers, @ItsCodyBraun
Goodluck M4 candidates!!! #beatrixmlbb #mobilelegendsbangbang #mglmlbb #M4
‘Rabbit's Christmas Party, After the Meal’ by beloved artist and illustrator Beatrix Potter. #BoxingDay 🎁🎄❤️
Beatrix Potter liked to explore smaller worlds that were often ignored. And so one day she asked: what would a rabbits’ Christmas party look like? And here was her answer in 1892 🥰🎄
Four rabbits in the snow, 1890s, by #BeatrixPotter (British, 1866-1943), who died #otd (Dec 22). Held by @V_and_A, https://t.co/f9YsFYH5Od
#BeatrixPotter: Drawn to Nature is on at the @V_and_A through 8 January: https://t.co/imovnzWXFf
#artherstory #womenartists
The Tale of Beatrix Potter, who died #OTD in 1943
Thirty-three books bearing the name “Beatrix Potter” have sold close to 200 million copies. Frank Delaney enquires into the more complex woman behind the safe and warm-hearted stories
https://t.co/UHjvyGidAq
“Thank goodness I was never sent to school; it would have rubbed off some of the originality.”
🐇#BeatrixPotter, English children's author and illustrator (The Tale of Peter Rabbit), passed away #OTD 22 December 1943
Doesn't the perenial popularity of Beatrix Potter speak to some wild, dark Thing inside every child which hears about a kitten getting wrapped in pastry and hit with a rolling pin and thinks "... I want to hear that again"