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Portrait of Rachel Beatrice Kay-Shuttleworth (1886-1967)
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Portrait of Rachel Beatrice Kay-Shuttleworth (1886-1967)
MFI125200 Portrait of Rachel Beatrice Kay-Shuttleworth (1886-1967) by English School, (19th century); Kay-Shuttleworth Museum, Gawthorpe Hall, Lancashire, UK; (add.info.: Rachel Kay Shuttleworth was the founder of the Gawthorpe Textiles Collection. She was an extraordinary woman with a strong sense of community and a passion for arts education.
Rachel was born in 1886 into the family that had owned Gawthorpe Hall since the 14th century. Her grandfather, James Kay-Shuttleworth, has been described as the father of popular education in England. Her father Ughtred, a predominant Liberal politician, was made Baron Shuttleworth in 1902. Rachels mother, Blanche, was an able needlewoman and was committed to social welfare and Rachel accompanied her to help disadvantaged people
); eMark Fiennes Archive; English, out of copyright
Media ID 23254896
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This print showcases the stunning "Portrait of Rachel Beatrice Kay-Shuttleworth" by an anonymous English School artist from the 19th century. The portrait is housed in the esteemed Kay-Shuttleworth Museum, located within Gawthorpe Hall in Lancashire, UK. Rachel Kay Shuttleworth, born in 1886 into a long-standing family that owned Gawthorpe Hall for centuries, was an extraordinary woman with a deep sense of community and a fervent passion for arts education. Her grandfather, James Kay-Shuttleworth, earned recognition as the father of popular education in England. Meanwhile, her father Ughtred held prominent positions as a Liberal politician and was bestowed with the title Baron Shuttleworth. Rachel's mother Blanche possessed exceptional needlework skills and dedicated herself to social welfare causes. Rachel accompanied her mother on numerous occasions to assist disadvantaged individuals. It is through these experiences that Rachel developed her unwavering commitment to helping others. As founder of the renowned Gawthorpe Textiles Collection, Rachel played a pivotal role in preserving and promoting textile artistry. This portrait captures her gracefulness and determination—a testament to her remarkable character. The eMark Fiennes Archive proudly presents this historic photograph print which offers viewers an intimate glimpse into the life of this influential patroness. With its copyright expired, this image serves as both a tribute to Rachel's legacy and an inspiration for future generations interested in arts education and community service.
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