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Беатрис Уистлер

Also known as Beatrice Godwin Whistler, Beatrix Whistler, Beatrix Godwin, Beatrix Godwin Whistler, Beatrice Birnie Philip, Beatrix Birnie Philip

British artist and designer (1857–1896)

Music · MusicBrainz

Type: Group
Origin: United Kingdom
Active from: 1996

Discography

If I Give You a Smile1998
Rare American Shoes1998
Don't Jump in Front of My Train1999
Whistler1999
Intermission EP1999
Happiness2000
Faith in the Morning

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Беатрис Уистлер (англ. Beatrice Whistler; также известная как Беатрикс или Трикси; 12 мая 1857, Челси, Большой Лондон — 10 мая 1896, Хэмпстед-Хит) — английская художница, жена Джеймса Уистлера.

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James McNeill Whistler

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1857 births 1896 deaths Artists from the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea Deaths from cancer in England English artists' models People from Chelsea, London Women of the Victorian era

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date of birth: 1857-05-12
date of death: 1896-05-10
Commons category: Beatrix Whistler

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