Beaton
sir cecil (walter hardy) 1904–80, english photographer, writer, and theatrical designer.
contemporary examples
things expanded when beaton suggested in 1969 that the museum begin collecting contemporary dress.
judith clark on cecil beaton’s revolutionary fashion exhibit liza foreman march 11, 2014
according to beaton, the additional downturn in tourism will have grave consequences.
ebola could deal a death blow to africa’s wildlife brandon presser november 2, 2014
historical examples
but you do know it, mr. beaton, and i am sure you know just how much or how little you mean by coming here.
the march family trilogy, complete william dean howells
the beaton and the ogilvie arms are still to be seen in one of the rooms.
the scottish reformation alexander f. mitch-ll
but he did not find lindau at maroni’s; he only found beaton.
the march family trilogy, complete william dean howells
on the death of cardinal beaton, he became his successor as primate.
the works of john knox, vol. 1 (of 6) john knox
conrad came last with beaton, who had been turning over the music at the piano, and chafing inwardly at the whole affair.
the march family trilogy, complete william dean howells
he was accused of heresy by cardinal beaton; but was not convicted.
the works of john knox, vol. 1 (of 6) john knox
mrs. penn became a really useful member of the household, and waited on mrs. beaton with careful attention.
a vanished hand sarah doudney
it is borne by her chamberlain, beaton, who is going on legal business to edinburgh.
the mystery of mary stuart andrew lang
noun
sir cecil (walter hardy). 1904–80, british photographer, noted esp for his society portraits
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