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Katharine Emma
Maltwood (née Sapsworth) was a
writer and
artist on the
esoteric and occult.
Throughout her childhood, she was
reared to be an artist. Her...
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campus with art. The "
Maltwood Art
Gallery and Museum" was
established in 1964 with a
bequest from John and
Katharine Maltwood that
included their art...
- the
Museum of the Vatican.
Rosemary Alicia Brown (1981),
Katherine Emma
Maltwood (PDF), Victoria: Sono Nice.
University of
Victoria Art
Collections M964...
- boundaries, etc.). The
theory was
first put
forward in 1934 by
Katherine Maltwood, an
artist who "discovered" the
zodiac in a vision, and held that the "temple"...
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representing Aquarius. The
theory was
first put
forward in 1927 by
Katherine Maltwood, an
artist with
interest in the occult, who
thought the
zodiac was constructed...
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Archived from the
original on 6
October 2006.
Retrieved 28
January 2007.
Maltwood,
Hannah (14
March 2018). "Everything to know
about the
Cornish split, the...
- house. In 1918
Frederick Bligh Bond was emplo**** by John and
Katharine Maltwood, to
further extend the
house and to add a pond and a
bridge into the gardens...
- poem that
became a po****r hymn, "Jerusalem". In 1934
artist Katherine Maltwood suggested a
landscape zodiac, a map of the
stars on a
gigantic scale, formed...
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colossal zodiac. The
theory was
first put
forward in 1935 by
Katherine Maltwood, an
artist who "discovered" the
zodiac in a vision, and held that the "temple"...
- Columbia. The
Maltwood Art
Museum and Gallery,
founded through the
bequest of
English sculptor and
antiquarian Katharine Emma
Maltwood (1878–1961), reflects...
