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Henrietta Catherine Garnett (15 May 1945 – 4 September 2019) was an English writer. Early life and family. Garnett was the second of the four daughters of David and Angelica Garnett. Her father was a writer. Her mother, the daughter of Vanessa Bell and the painter Duncan Grant, and a niece of the writer Virginia Woolf, was an artist.
Esposas y encantadoras: los prerrafaelitas y sus musas (Wives and Stunners: The Pre-Raphaelites and Their Muses) es un libro de la investigadora Henrietta Garnett, publicado en 2013. El libro relata la historia de las principales mujeres del Movimiento Prerrafaelita, tanto las que lo protagonizaron activamente como las esposas y amantes de sus ...
OBITUARY. Henrietta Garnett obituary. Author and scion of the Bloomsbury Group who summered at Charleston, sat for Vanessa Bell and had a complex family background. Monday September 23 2019, 12.00pm, The Times. Henrietta Garnett in the late 1980s, after the publication of her first novel, Family Skeletons. SOPHIE BASSOULS/GETTY IMAGES.
On May 15th 1945, the day Henrietta Catherine entered the world, the parties thrown to celebrate the end of the Second World War were barely over. As the daughter of Angelica and David Garnett, she inherited a complex legacy of ambivalent loves and unconventional values.
21 de feb. de 2004 · Henrietta Garnett _Frances Partridge, the writer and diarist and one of the last links to Bloomsbury, died on 5 February at the extraordinary age of 103.
6 de oct. de 2022 · Henrietta Garnett was forty-one when her first and last novel, Family Skeletons, was published in 1986. She knew that her debut, a tragic gothic romance revolving around a complex constellation of family secrets, would face an unusual degree of public scrutiny: Henrietta was English literary royalty, the direct descendant of the Bloomsbury ...
20 de sept. de 2019 · Henrietta Garnett, who has died of cancer aged 74, was a third-generation product of Bloomsbury, and as the daughter of Angelica and David Garnett inherited a complex legacy of interlocking...
