The Widow Whitgift and her Sons, Arthur Rackham, 1906
Arthur Rackham, portraitArthur RackhamBritish, 1867–1939

The Widow Whitgift and her Sons

1906 · Watercolour · 30.8 × 24.5 cm

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Where is “The Widow Whitgift and her Sons” now? Collection: Victoria and Albert Museum, London. Not on view at present. Checked September 25, 2026.

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London, United Kingdom

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P.16-1936

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In the life of Arthur Rackham

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  1. 1904

    Edyth suffers a miscarriage

    Edyth suffers a miscarriage; their daughter Barbara will be born four years later.

  2. 1906

    Gold medal at the Milan International Exhibition

    He wins a gold medal at the Milan International Exhibition; he will win another at the Barcelona International Exposition in 1912.

  3. 1906

    Moves to Chalcot Gardens

    From 1906 the family lives at Chalcot Gardens, near Haverstock Hill, until leaving London in 1920.

  4. 1908

    Birth of his daughter Barbara

    Four years after the miscarriage, Barbara is born to Rackham and Edyth, the couple's only daughter.

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