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26 déc. 2021 · Lindsay Duncan, one of the stars of new BBC drama Around the World in 80 Days, talks to Jonathan Wright about her role as aristocratic adventurer Jane Digby – a trailblazing woman who filled her life with travel, culture and romance. You guest-star as Jane Digby in an episode of a new drama based on Jules Verne’s Around the World In 80 Days.
Jane Elizabeth Digby was born in Forston House, near Minterne Magna, Dorset on 3 April 1807, daughter of Admiral Henry Digby and Lady Jane Elizabeth Coke. Jane's father Henry Digby fought at the Battle of Trafalgar, in the West Indies, and Captained one of four British ships that seized the Spanish treasure ship Santa Brígida sailing from Mexico in 1799.
Jane Digby feels honoured to have been selected to exhibit in both. The XIIth Florence Biennale in October 2019 and the ArtBox Project Zurich in August 2019. Passionate about the painting process, oil painter, Jane Digby, paints quickly and spontaneously in alla prima with a limited but rich colour palette that creates expressive and evocative ...
Jane Elizabeth Digby. Jane Elizabeth Digby (ur. 3 kwietnia 1807 w Dorset, zm. 11 sierpnia 1881 w Damaszku) – brytyjska arystokratka, kochanka króla Bawarii, Ludwika I, i króla Grecji, Ottona I; jedyna córka i najstarsze dziecko admirała Henry’ego Digby i Jane Coke, córki 1. hrabiego Leicester .
11 août 2016 · Jane Digby was a woman who did her own thing, when doing one’s own thing was very much not what women did. She died on this day, 11 August 1881. During the course of her lifetime, today’s average British woman will have sexual contact with an average of 14.56 men. Women weren’t always so free to express their sexuality.
Jane Elizabeth Digby, pe Lady Ellenborough, (1807–1881) a oa ur gontez saoz. Ganet e oa Jane Digby e Dorset. Merc'h e oa d'an amiral Henry Digby ha da Lady Jane Elizabeth Coke. E 1799 e voe kemeret al lestr spagnol Santa Brigada, gant he zad. Un teñzor a oa e bourzh, ha setu deuet an tiegezh da vezañ pinvidik-mor.
4 mai 2015 · By Ciaran Conliffe Last updated May 4, 2015. When Jane Digby was born in 1807, child of privileged English aristocracy, nobody could have predicted the course her life would take. She was the daughter of Captain Henry Digby, a sailor from a line of sailors who had fought against the Americans in the West Indies and against Napoleon at Trafalgar.
