When author and illustrator Beatrix Potter would trudge through England ... magnifying glass out to look at plants and mushrooms and animals.” Her bucolic surroundings directly inspired ...

Beatrix Potter oversaw a range of licensed products, from toys and dolls to tea sets to board games. Her books’ endpapers showcase the growing universe of animal protagonists joining Peter ...

This idyllic landscape inspired Beatrix Potter to craft her famous children's book illustrations about Peter Rabbit and other woodland creatures, but it also fueled her other, less well-known, passion ...

She spent a lot of her early childhood sketching animals (she had about 90 pets ... were a formative experience for a lot of us.” “Beatrix Potter: Drawn to Nature,” opens at the Morgan ...

Beatrix Potter has been accused of 'cultural appropriation ... The tales, about a cunning rabbit who lives in a briar patch and outwits larger animals, can be traced to pre-colonial Africa ...

Beatrix Potter around 1900 outside her home ... children of a former governess — illustrated fictional tales about creatures in the garden. “I don’t know what to write to you,” read ...

Beatrix Potter, literary mother of such whimsical creatures as Peter Rabbit, Jemima Puddleduck and Mrs. Tiggy-Winkle, is more often associated with the rolling hills of the Lake District than the ...