Miniature portrait of Marjory Fleming
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| Marjory Fleming > Miniature portrait of Marjory Fleming > (1) Front of case - Pet Marjory |
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| Permanent URL | https://digital.nls.uk/100989213 |
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| Description | Miniature portrait of Marjory Fleming, inscribed on a label adhered to the front of the case '"Pet Marjory", from her sister Miss Fleming, 1880.' The painting is probably the work of Marjory's beloved cousin, Isabella Keith. |
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| Shelfmark | MS.1096 |
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| Description | The handwritten diary, letters and poems of Kirkcaldy-born Marjory Fleming, who died in Edinburgh in 1811, aged 8. Also a small portrait, and some letters of her mother and cousin (1811-1812). Marjory's writings reveal a literary child of strong opinions who wrote with great charm. Their later publication made her a subject of Victorian adoration. Her status as prodigy was boosted by an embellished 1863 account of her short life. |
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| Shelfmark | MSS.1096-1100 |
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