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Beatrix Potter

May 2023

  • An original illustration from The Tale of Peter Rabbit.

    Beatrix Potter’s Peter Rabbit story originated in African folktales, expert argues

    The unacknowledged debt Potter owed to the Brer Rabbit stories told by enslaved Africans deserves to be recognised, says scholar

February 2022

  • Olivia Laing … ‘I was seduced by Beatrix Potter’s The Tailor of Gloucester.’

    The books of my life
    Olivia Laing: ‘I’m sorry, but Jane Eyre is a horrendous little hysteric’

  • A conservator from the State Musuem of Prehistory in Halle, Germany, holds the Nebra Sky Disc, the world's oldest map of the stars, as it is prepared for display The world of Stonehenge at the British Museum.

    Art Weekly newsletter
    Cosmic Stonehenge secrets, Ai Weiwei looks back, and gay sex 11,000 years ago – the week in art

October 2021

  • Steamer 'Swan' passing Ferry House, Lake Windermere.

    Country diary
    Country diary 1971: quietude on the cool wooded heights

    4 October 1971: The wooded area overlooking the northern waters of Windermere is largely man-made but clothed in a deceptively natural beauty

May 2021

  • Rabbits and others on rooftop surveying scene

    Peter Rabbit 2: the Runaway review – amusingly self-aware sequel

  • Inoffensive … Peter Rabbit 2.

    Peter Rabbit 2 review – James Corden’s unfunny bunny scampers back

January 2021

  • Bring me my cardboard beak … the future dramatist with his parents.

    Playwright Mark Ravenhill: why I took up ballet after my mum died

    He tried dance to cope with grief – and found himself in a class with ‘25 mostly retired ladies’. It all fed into a new play, about his mother, his childhood and his obsession with Jemima Puddle-Duck

December 2020

  • From left: Nicola Coughlan, Harriet Cains, Bessie Carter and Polly Walker in Bridgerton.

    Observer TV reviews
    The week in TV: Bridgerton; Motherland; Roald & Beatrix; BBC Sports Personality; Marcus Rashford

    Netflix’s new costume drama was wonderfully preposterous – plus, when the father of Matilda met the mother of Mrs Tiggy-Winkle

February 2020

  • Rachel Cooke

    Notebook
    Comic capers in Bologna, magic mushrooms and farewell to the fridge

    Rachel Cooke
    Continuing our new series, our writer reflects on the beauty and intelligence of graphic novels

December 2019

  • A pink-hued, present-lined workshop … Jake Mitchell and Natalie Williams in The Tailor of Gloucester.

    The Tailor of Gloucester review – tabby triumphs in custom-made show

    Brightly designed, this jaunty version of Beatrix Potter’s seasonal tale boasts a scene-stealing Simpkin the cat

June 2018

  • Beatrix Potter’s Hill Top house, the Lakes

    Take the kids to …
    Beatrix Potter’s Hill Top house, the Lakes: ‘It feels like a game of Potter I-spy’ – review

    Delve into the world of natural wonders that inspired the author and explore her home on a Lake District family day out

March 2018

  • PETER RABBIT (2018)

    Peter Rabbit review – unfunny bunny

    James Corden and co bring nothing to the carrot patch in this crass take on the Beatrix Potter classic
  • Peter’s friends … Rose Byrne as Beatrix Potter and her cute creations.

    Peter Rabbit review – in a hole with James Corden's unfunny bunny

    This attempt to turn Beatrix Potter’s creation into a sassy, low-grade British Bugs – voiced by Corden – is cynical and tiresome
  • Peter Rabbit is voiced by the actor and presenter James Corden.

    Beatrix Potter would not have liked Peter Rabbit film - biographer

    Sony adaptation in which James Corden is voice of bullying rabbit would have appalled author

February 2018

  • Peter Rabbit

    Peter Rabbit review: James Corden's twerking bunny gets away with it – just

    The new Beatrix Potter adaptation tries to follow in the footsteps of the blockbuster Paddington movies, and largely manages to pull it off

September 2017

  • Genuinely harrowing … Peter Rabbit, due to be released in 2018.

    Film blog
    James Corden's Peter Rabbit: another kids' classic wrecked forever

    A new trailer reveals Beatrix Potter’s gentle rabbit has been turned into a house-trashing, cocky jerk. It looks like he’s gone the way of Postman Pat and Thunderbirds

July 2017

  • Wordsworth wrote his most famous poem ‘The Daffodils’ after seeing the flowers at Ullswater

    Books blog
    Well done Unesco for honouring the culture of the Lake District

  • The blue whale skeleton at the Natural History Museum in London

    Brief letters
    A hearty welcome for Whaley McWhaleface

December 2016

  • The Art of Beatrix Potter p54 bottom Wales
The garden at Tenby, with cat and pool, 1900. Gouache.
In the spring of 1900, the Potter family’s annual spring holiday to the coast took them to Tenby in South Wales, where Potter made many studies of the gardens at their resort. There are several opaque gouache paintings of this view, with the rounded bushes and steps leading to the stone-walled pond. A cat perches perfectly still on the wall, a scene that Potter repeated in The Tale of Peter Rabbit with the white cat that Peter is careful not to disturb as it intently watches the bright goldfish in the shallow pool.

    Beatrix Potter's landscape inspirations – in pictures

  • Peter Rabbit

    AS Byatt: Beatrix Potter and the beginnings of my need to be a writer

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