Framing Reading in Mary Watts’s Diaries and Designs

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Framing Reading in Mary Watts’s Diaries and Designs

Beth Lilian Palmer

Picturing the Reader: Reading and Representation in the Long Nineteenth Century

Writing and Culture in the Long Nineteenth Century, 11, Peter Lang Ltd, International Academic Publishers, 1

13/05/2022

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This chapter will focus on the ways in which the artist and craftswoman Mary Watts, nee Fraser Tytler (1849-1938), conceptualised and represented the act of reading in diaries, letters, published writings and the arts and crafts she produced. Mary Fraser Tytler married the painter and sculptor G.F. Watts (1817-1904) in 1886.

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Title: Framing Reading in Mary Watts’s Diaries and Designs
Creators: Beth Lilian Palmer - University of Surrey, School of Literature and Languages
Publication Details: Picturing the Reader: Reading and Representation in the Long Nineteenth Century
Series: Writing and Culture in the Long Nineteenth Century; 11
Publisher: Peter Lang Ltd, International Academic Publishers; Oxford, Bern, Berlin, Bruxelles, New York, Wien
Edition: 1
Date published: 13/05/2022
Identifiers: 99922459702346
Academic Unit: School of Literature and Languages
Language: English
Resource Type: Book chapter

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