title: Beatrice: The Untold Story of a Legendary Woman of Mystery
author: Sheldon Bart
description: Explorer Bart has written a small gem of a book outlining the mysterious life and works of Beatrice Turner, Philadelphia Mainliner and, along with her ubiquitous mother, a lifelong part-time resident of Newport, Rhode Island. The two were not really part of their own world, their distance from reality symbolized by their adherence to Victorian style at a time when that era ended over three-quarters of a century before. Beatrice, who died of cancer in 1948, was an artist with a curious oeuvre. Almost all her works (numbering in the thousands) were self-portraits, which if laid chronologically end to end would chronicle her own aging process. Adding to the mystery was the two women's mansion in Newport, which Beatrice had painted entirely black on the outside (after a poem written by her father the night before his death). The author demonstrates, though, that Beatrice was a woman of action and cultural distinction despite her appearance as a recluse. Beautiful color plates round out this intriguing volume. <i>Allen Weakland</i>
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  Contents
  Prologue – Horace
  Chapter One – Felicity
  Chapter Two – Horace
  Chapter Three – Felicity
  Chapter Four – Horace
  Chapter Five – Felicity
  Chapter Six – Horace
  Chapter Seven – Felicity
  Chapter Eight – Horace
  Chapter Nine – Felicity
  Chapter Ten – Horace
  Epilogue – Felicity
   
  
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