Marie Spartali Stillman : diforc'h etre ar stummoù

The family lived in their Georgian country house with a marble-pillared circular hallway, on [[Clapham Common]], known as ‘The Shrubbery’ with a huge garden and views over the [[Thames]] and [[Chelsea, London|Chelsea]]. In the summer months they moved to their country house on the [[Isle of Wight]] where her father developed the cultivation of grapes on his lands. In London, her father was fond of lavish garden parties where he invited up and coming young writers and artists of his day.▼