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Katherine Mansfield — MetaHistoryBook
Ottoline Morrell (1873-1938)
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Katherine Mansfield
New Zealand author (1888–1923)
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Details
Instance of
human
Born
14 October 1888
Died
9 January 1923
Place of birth
Wellington
Place of death
Avon
Sex or gender
female
Given name
Katherine
Family name
Mansfield
Father
Harold Beauchamp
Mother
Annie Burnell Beauchamp
Spouse
John Middleton Murry
Sibling
Charlotte Mary Pickthall
Movement
modernist literature
Genre
modernism
Occupation
writer
,
diarist
,
poet
,
prose writer
Citizenship
New Zealand
archives at
Harry Ransom Center
,
University of Sussex Library
birth name
Kathleen Mansfield Beauchamp
cause of death
tuberculosis
described by source
Great Soviet Encyclopedia (1969–1978)
,
Metzler Autorinnen Lexikon (1 ed.)
,
A historical dictionary of British women
,
Women’s Weird 2: More Strange Stories by Women, 1891–1937
educated at
Wellington Girls' College
,
Queen's College London
influenced by
Oscar Wilde
,
Anton Chekhov
instrument
cello
languages spoken, written or signed
English
manner of death
natural causes
medical condition
tuberculosis
name in native language
Katherine Mansfield
place of burial
Avon Cemetery
pseudonym
Katherine Mansfield
relative
Elizabeth von Arnim
sexual orientation
bisexuality
start of work period
1911
unmarried partner
Beatrice Hastings
,
George Charles Bowden
writing language
English
Connected on Wikidata
Author of
A Cup of Tea
Bliss
The Garden Party
The Garden Party
The Doll's House
Miss Brill
Feuille d'Album
Her First Ball
Mr and Mrs Dove
The Canary
The Daughters of the Late Colonel
The Voyage
Subject of
Katherine Mansfield literary and personal papers and belongings
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Authority files
VIAF ↗
Library of Congress ↗
GND ↗
BnF ↗
Encyclopædia Britannica ↗
Treccani ↗
Katherine Mansfield Studies
Katherine Mansfield and Translation
Katherine Mansfield and Continental Europe: Connections and Influences
Depicted in
Woman of Words
Spouse of
John Middleton Murry
Child of
Harold Beauchamp
Annie Burnell Beauchamp