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ЛЮСИ УОРСЛИ — английский историк, писатель и телеведущая. Старший куратор независимой благотворительной организации "Исторические королевские дворцы", занимающейся изучением и сохранением Кенсингтонского дворца, лондонского Тауэра, дворца Хэмптон-корт, Дома банкетов дворца Уайтхолл, дворца Кью и замка Хиллсборо. Автор и ведущая нескольких исторических циклов на Би-би-си, восторженно встреченных критиками и телезрителями.
Захватывающая хроника британской частной жизни от средних веков до наших дней.
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Фрагмент подставки для яиц, обнаруженный во время археологических раскопок на месте Стивентонского пастората в Хэмпшире. Вполне возможно, что этой подставкой пользовалась Джейн Остин, когда ела яйца всмятку.
Частная коллекция, публикуется с разрешения правообладателя.
"Хорошо бы все это знать", — нацарапала юная Джейн на странице своего франко-английского и англо-французского словаря (вверху на левой странице).
Частная коллекция, публикуется с разрешения Belinda Austen.
Школа Аббатства в Рединге. Не исключено, что Джейн отправили в пансион для девочек, чтобы она набралась немного "женского изящества", что в доме, полном братьев, было сделать затруднительно.
Photograph by BaldBoris (Wikimedia Commons).
Слева: иллюстрации Кассандры к "учебнику" вымышленной истории, написанному Джейн Остин, ок. 1790. В правом верхнем углу: поздний рисунок Кассандры, изображающий Джейн. Глядя на него, можно предположить, что Джейн позировала в образе своего любимого исторического персонажа — Марии Стюарт, королевы Шотландии (вверху слева). Непростые отношения с матерью нашли отражение в рисунке Кассандры, изобразившей ее (внизу справа) в образе другого персонажа, не пользовавшегося расположением Джейн, — королевы Елизаветы I (внизу слева).
Сверху слева: Photograph by Kyd (Wikimedia Commons). Сверху справа: Photograph by Dcoetzee (Wikimedia Commons). Внизу слева: Photograph by Kyd (Wikimedia Commons). Внизу справа: Constance Hill. Jane Austen Her Homes & Her Friends, 1902.
Блистательная кузина Джейн — Элиза де Фейид. Незаконнорожденная дочь губернатора Бенгалии, Элиза родилась в Индии, воспитывалась во Франции и сумела покорить сердца обитателей Хэмпшира своими иностранными манерами.
Constance Hill. Jane Austen Her Homes & Her Friends, 1902.
Преподобный Джордж Остин. Отец Джейн, сделавший больше, чем кто бы то ни было, для поддержки литературного дара своей дочери и ставший ее первым литературным агентом.
Публикуется с разрешения Austen’s House Museum Hampshire UK.
Романистка Фрэнсис Берни пользовалась широкой популярностью в Стивентоне. В списке подписчиков одной из книг Берни значится имя 18-летней "мисс Дж. Остин".
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