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William Henry Bidlake MA,
FRIBA (12 May 1861 – 6
April 1938) was a
British architect, a
leading figure of the Arts and
Crafts movement in
Birmingham and...
- John
Bidlake (1755 – 17
February 1814) was an
English author,
artist and educator.
Bidlake was born in Plymouth, the son of a jeweller, and
educated at...
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Frederick Thomas Bidlake (13
March 1867 – 17
September 1933) was an
English racing cyclist of the late 19th century, who
became one of the most notable...
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Great Bidlake Manor is a
manor house in the
parish of
Bridestowe on the
north western edge of
Dartmoor in the
county of Devon, England. It has been listed...
- by
William Bidlake 1898 No 26,
Beaconsfield by
Thomas Walter Francis Newton and
Alfred Edward Cheatle 1900 No 2, The Dene by
William Bidlake 1895-96 No...
- wife Mrs.
Bidlake is
inspired by Lady
Ottoline Morrell.
Philip Quarles, a
writer (a self-portrait of Huxley) and his wife Elinor, John
Bidlake's daughter...
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Posani as Gino
Umberto Raho as
Palucci Marika Rivera as
Woman Richard Bidlake as
Rupert Crabtree Annette Carell as
Billie Castiglione Jean
Claudio as...
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recipient of the UK cycling's top
accolade the
Bidlake Memorial Prize,
named after Frederick Thomas Bidlake, in 1991. He has a
citation in the
Golden Book...
- that
appear in 20th-century literature. She was the
inspiration for Mrs
Bidlake in
Aldous Huxley's
Point Counter Point, for
Hermione Roddice in D. H. Lawrence's...
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developed links with the town of
Skarszewy in Poland.
Frederick Thomas Bidlake is
commemorated by a
garden and monument, at
Girtford Bridge. It was unveiled...
