From illuminated books by William Blake to the work of Beatrix Potter and Walt Disney, the legendary artist and author’s trove of treasures offers a window into his imaginative universe — offered in ...

The Tale of Peter Rabbit has never been out of print since it ... Available in the Frist Art Museum Gift Shop.  Join Annemarie Bilclough, curator of Beatrix Potter: Drawn to Nature, as she ...

Beatrix Potter seated between her father Rupert (left) and brother Bertram (right), c. September 1904. Photographic Print ... her lifelong passion for art into meticulously detailed renderings ...

Potter, a largely self-taught artist and writer ... (Morgan Library & Museum; Nov. 2-Jan. 27.) Published in the print edition of the January 28, 2013, issue.

By Tanya Mohn This article is part of our Museums special section about how art institutions are reaching out to new artists and attracting new audiences. Beatrix Potter’s tales about the ...

Born Helen Beatrix Potter on July 28, 1866, the author spent her formative years under the care of a governess and largely left to her own imagination on the third floor of her wealthy family’s ...

Rabbit pours out tea for Peter as his sisters look on in an illustration by Beatrix Potter. (Ellie Atkins/Frederick ... rare antiques and art. She aligned her identity with the people she found ...

Bertram was sent to school, but Beatrix was not; she was taught by governesses, took art lessons ... 60,000 copies in print, Lear wrote. In 1905, when she was 39, Potter got engaged to the editor ...

Such was the case with Beatrix Potter, the beloved author of The Tale of Peter Rabbit ... Beatrix wrestling with her identity as an artist, and what kind of art she's going to do," Knighton says. "And ...

Beatrix Potter, also known as Helen Beatrix Potter ... the Armitt Museum and Library, and the Perth Museum and Art Gallery.