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4 de set. de 2016 · Thoby Stephen by Lock & Whitfield, early 1880s. Leslie and Julia Stephen ’s second child was born on 8 September 1880. Julian Thoby Stephen (1880-1906), was named after his mother and Julia’s uncle, H. Thoby Prinsep. As a small child, Julia lived with the Prinsep family at Little Holland House until her father returned from India.
Thoby Stephen. Julian Thoby Stephen (1880-1906) was de oudste broer van Vanessa Bell, Virginia Woolf en Adrian Stephen. Hij was de oudste zoon van sir Leslie Stephen. Na het overlijden van zijn vader betrok hij samen met zijn zussen en broer een huis in de Londense wijk Bloomsbury. Hier zou de groep ontstaan die later bekend werd als de ...
Leslie Stephen died in 1904, and then, too, Virginia's elder brother, Thoby, from typhoid, contracted on an expedition to Greece in 1906. That decade of deaths sealed off her childhood and divided it sharply from the rest of her life.
16 de dez. de 2020 · Jacob is frightened by two holidaymakers stretched rigid and motionless on the sand like effigies. The book is often seen as an elegy for Woolf’s brother Thoby, who died of typhoid in November 1906, aged 26 (Jacob’s age on the eve of war). Thoby’s was the fourth death in the Stephen family within 11 years, and the heavy toll this took on ...
Autres informations. Sir Leslie Stephen, né le à Kensington et mort dans ce même district londonien le , est un professeur, historien, écrivain 1, journaliste et alpiniste britannique. Il est le père de la peintre et architecte d'intérieur Vanessa Bell et de la femme de lettres Virginia Woolf, et le frère du juriste James Fitzjames Stephen .
Julia Stephen with Thoby, Vanessa, Virginia, and Adrian Stephen at Talland House, c. 1894. Smith College Libraries . In 1880, Julia Stephen was prompted to write a heartfelt defence of the agnostic woman, in response to ‘a kindly but condemnatory article’ by Bertha Lathbury in The Nineteenth Century .
