 "Western Morning News, The Plymouth (UK)")
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Illustrator adored by public
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An original artwork of a bluebell fairy in watercolour, pen and
gouache is signed on the image MWT - the initials of London artist
Margaret Tarrant. She was born in Battersea and raised in Margate and
Clapham, where she attended Clapham High School from 1898 to 1905 and
won several prizes for her artistic ability.
By 1905 she had made up her mind to teach and began training. She
was not confident enough to continue, so her father Percy suggested
she join him working as an illustrator. ...
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FIRED by a love of locos; GO 2: EXHIBITIONS.(Features)
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Scottish stars
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Making a night of `Black Nativity'
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The Flower Fairy woman; MARGARET TARRANT.(Features)
Western Mail (Cardiff, Wales)
; Byline: RYAN BEACH MARGARET TARRANT was born in Battersea in 1888, the daughter of the artist Percy Tarrant. Percy was an illustrator of books, magazines and greeting cards. He was a great influence on Margaret and her later career. Like her father before her, Margaret exhibited a great deal of
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