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Greenaway, Kate
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Greenaway, Kate (Catherine) (1846–1901)

English illustrator. She specialized in drawings of children. In 1877 she first exhibited at the Royal Academy, London, and began her collaboration with the colour printer Edmund Evans (1826–1905), with whom she produced a number of children's books, including Mother Goose. Since 1955 the Greenaway Medal has been awarded annually to the best British illustrated book for children.



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Though classically trained by the Royal Shakespeare Company, Mirren has often gone for shocking filmed work -- insurgent art flicks by the likes of Ken Russell (``Savage Messiah''), Lindsay Anderson (``O Lucky Man'') and Peter Greenaway (``The Cook, the Thief, His Wife and Her Lover''); gritty crime dramas such as ``The Long Good Friday'' and her tough-minded ``Prime Suspect'' series, the final run of which hits PBS in November; even the kitsch historical porn ``Caligula.
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With its cozy, Kate Greenaway flavor and many minutiae to discover, this will be especially nice to share one on one.
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Reliable estimates state that 50 per cent of each dollar spent constructing a hydro-electric facility remains in the regional economy and upwards of 80 per cent remains in the province," Greenaway said.
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