Risultati di ricerca
Fort Borstal – Enid Bagnold’s father may have been based here when she was born in October 1889.Construction of the fort had commenced in 1875. Photo: Clem Rutter . Enid was partly raised in Jamaica, where her father was posted, then went on to attend art school in London.
Enid Bagnold was born in 1889 and resolved from an early age to have it all: literary acclaim, social success, motherhood, marriage and lovers. She painted with Sickert, was sculpted by Brzeska, dallied with Frank Harris, and worked as a VAD during the First World War, later writing a famous expos of hospital cruelty.
Enid Bagnold came from a very privileged background, she had been to art school, she had worked as a journalist, and when the Great War came she became a VAD, trained in first aid and simple nursing care in to work in military and convalescent hospitals. ‘Diary Without Dates’ is her account of the time she spent in one, unnamed, hospital.
Miss Madrigal, governante. Maitland, maggiordomo. Olivia, domestica. Giudice. Riduzioni cinematografiche. Il giardino di gesso, regia di Ronald Neame (1964) Manuale. Il giardino di gesso ( The Chalk Garden) è un' opera teatrale della drammaturga britannica Enid Bagnold, portata all'esordio a Broadway nel 1955.
Enid Bagnold – the author of four adult novels was also the author of the famous children’s story National Velvet. In this novel she celebrates childbirth and motherhood and the changing nature of a woman’s life – her prose is richly sensuous, languorous like the slow, contented movements of a woman heavy with child.
17 ago 2017 · From the original review in The Literary Guidepost by John Selby, November, 1935 of A Diary Without Dates by Enid Bagnold (first published in 1917): “Myself When Young,” Enid Bagnold should have titled the book she calls A Diary Without Dates. It’s very seldom that the reader has such an opportunity as publication of A Diary Without Dates ...
Il gran premio / Enid Bagnold. - Torino : S.A.S., [195.]. - 306 p. : ill. ; 21 cm. ((Trad. di Agostino Severino. - Testo - - - Librinlinea
