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Beatrice Webb

(1858-1943), Social reformer, economist and diarist

(Martha) Beatrice Webb (née Potter), Baroness Passfield

Sitter in 76 portraits
The author of The Co-operative Movement in Britain (1891) and Factory Acts (1901), Beatrice Webb was, with her husband Sidney, a driving force in socialist intellectual circles at the turn of the century and, like Shaw, a prominent member of the Fabian Society. Among their joint publications are English Local Government (9 volumes, 1906-29) and Soviet Communism: A new Civilization? (1935).

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Beatrice Webb, by George T. Millichap - NPG P1292(1)

Beatrice Webb

by George T. Millichap
albumen carte-de-visite, circa 1863
NPG P1292(1)

Beatrice Webb, by Unknown photographer - NPG P1292(7)

Beatrice Webb

by Unknown photographer
albumen print, circa 1863
NPG P1292(7)

Beatrice Webb, by Unknown photographer - NPG P1292(6)

Beatrice Webb

by Unknown photographer
albumen print on card, early 1870s
NPG P1292(6)

Beatrice Webb, by Unknown photographer - NPG P1292(3)

Beatrice Webb

by Unknown photographer
albumen print, late 1870s
NPG P1292(3)

Beatrice Webb, by Unknown photographer - NPG P1292(4)

Beatrice Webb

by Unknown photographer
albumen print, late 1870s
NPG P1292(4)

Beatrice Webb, copy by Unknown photographer - NPG P1292(5)

Beatrice Webb

copy by Unknown photographer
glossy vintage print, 1883
NPG P1292(5)

'Miss Beatrice Potter' (Beatrice Webb), after Paul Hermann Naumann - NPG P1292(9)

'Miss Beatrice Potter' (Beatrice Webb)

after Paul Hermann Naumann
glossy vintage print, circa 1890
NPG P1292(9)

Beatrice Webb, by George Bernard Shaw, copy by  Emery Walker Ltd - NPG P329

Beatrice Webb

by George Bernard Shaw, copy by Emery Walker Ltd
photogravure, circa 1900
NPG P329

Beatrice Webb, by Unknown photographer - NPG P1292(12)

Beatrice Webb

by Unknown photographer
vintage print, late 1910s
NPG P1292(12)

Sidney James Webb, Baron Passfield; Beatrice Webb, by Unknown photographer - NPG P1292(18)

Sidney James Webb, Baron Passfield; Beatrice Webb

by Unknown photographer
sepia-toned vintage snapshot print, 1922
NPG P1292(18)

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