1. The Literary Gothic   |  William Beckford William Beckford page at The Literary Gothic, the web s premier guide to Gothic and supernaturalist literature written prior to 1950. http://www.litgothic.com/Authors/beckford.html

Beckford, William 29 September 1760 - 2 May 1844 One of the more colorful characters in the pantheon of British Gothic writers, Beckford was born to wealth (son of a Lord Mayor of London ); he's the only Gothic-tradition writer known to have had Mozart as a music tutor. Gifted in languages and art, Beckford's promising future was complicated by the homosexual impulses he was not able fully to restrain, and which got him in rather hot water on more than one occasion. Author of works (some quite satiric) on painting and travel, nobility and authors, he is most famous for Vathek , his Oriental tale written originally in French, and for his houses: first, Fonthill Abbey, his huge and elaborate (and none-too-well-built) neo-Gothic mansion where he lived and stored his extensive art collections; in 1822 Beckford sold Fonthill and moved to Bath, where he began building Lansdown Tower . An M.P. who rarely went to Parliament and a commoner who devoted huge amounts of money and energy to a failed attempt to get a peerage, Beckford in his life and works is often a study in extremes and extravagances. Vathek is a major text in the Oriental tale tradition in British lit, a genre that was extremely popular in the later C18 (cf

2. William Thomas Beckford - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia William Thomas Beckford (1 October 1760 – 2 May 1844), usually known as William Beckford, was an English novelist, art critic, travel writer and politician. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Thomas_Beckford

William Thomas Beckford From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation search William Beckford William Courtenay, as a boy. William Thomas Beckford 1 October 2 May ), usually known as William Beckford , was an English novelist , art critic, travel writer and politician . He was Member of Parliament for Wells from to , for Hindon from to and again from to Beckford was born in the family's London home at 22 Soho Square . Aged ten, he inherited a large fortune from his father, a former Lord Mayor of London William Beckford consisting of £1 million in cash, land at Fonthill (including the Palladian mansion Fonthill Splendens ) in Wiltshire , and several sugar plantations in Jamaica . This allowed him to indulge his interest in art and architecture , as well as writing. At the age of nineteen he met the Hon. William Courtenay , later Viscount Courtenay and 9th Earl of Devon , then ten years old and reputed to have been singularly beautiful. Beckford fell in love with him, a relationship thought to have been largely romantic and sentimental. citation needed However, six years later he went into self-imposed exile on continental Europe when he became the subject of (probably unfounded)

3. William Beckford --  Britannica Online Encyclopedia Britannica online encyclopedia article on William Beckford eccentric English dilettante, author of the Gothic novel Vathek (1786). http://www.britannica.com/eb/article-9014044/William-Beckford

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4. William Beckford William Beckford, 18th century writer, has two names to fame, as builder of the Gothic monstrosity Fonthill Abbey and as author of the Gothic novel Vathek, http://home.clara.net/heureka/art/beckford.htm

William Beckford William Beckford (1759-1844), son of William Beckford the Elder (1709-70) alderman and Lord Mayor of London, was at one time one of the richest men in England. His mother was a descendant of Mary Stuart. At the age of five, Beckford received piano tuition from Mozart (then only aged nine). At the age of 21, Beckford inherited a huge fortune of œ1 million, with an annual income of œ100,000. The fortune had been amassed by three generations of sugar plantation owners in Jamaica. In 1778, following a period of travel and study in Europe, Beckford returned to England. William Beckford has two names to fame, as builder of the Gothic monstrosity Fonthill Abbey and as author of the Gothic novel Vathek Fonthill Abbey, architect James Wyatt (1746-1813), was the most sensational of the English Gothic revival. Started in 1796, on Beckford's return from Switzerland, the 275 foot tower fell down in 1807 and was rebuilt. Beckford spent most of his life at Fonthill Abbey as a recluse. Fonthill Abbey ate away at his fortune, leaving a mere œ80,000, forcing him to sell Fonthill Abbey and retire to Bath. Vathek (1786) was dreamt of following a three-day Christmas party held in honour of the eleven year old son of Viscount Courtenay, with whom Beckford had formed an attachment. Completed in outline in three days and two nights, the story was written in French, later translated into English by the Rev Samuel Henry.

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6. William Beckford William Beckford (17601844). Elegiac Sonnet to a Mopstick. Straight remnant of the spiry birchen bough,; That over the streamlet wont perchance to quake http://www.sonnets.org/beckford.htm

William Beckford (1760-1844) Elegiac Sonnet to a Mopstick Straight remnant of the spiry birchen bough, That over the streamlet wont perchance to quake Thy many twinkling leaves and, bending low, Beheld thy white rind dancing on the lake How doth thy present state, poor stick! awake My pathosfor, alas! even stripped as thou May be my beating breast, if ever forsake Philisto this poor heart; and break his vow. So musing on, I fare with many a sigh And meditating then on times long past, To thee, lorn pole! I look with tearful eye, As all beside the floor-soiled pail thou art cast; And my sad thoughts, while I behold thee twirled, Turn on the twistings of this troublous world.

7. William Beckford - Britannica Concise William Beckford English dilettante, novelist, and eccentric. http://concise.britannica.com/ebc/article-9356866/William-Beckford

document.writeln(AAMB1); Beckford, William Britannica Concise Print Article Email Article Cite Article William Beckford born Sept. 29, 1760, London, Eng. died May 2, 1844, Bath, Somerset English dilettante, novelist, and eccentric. He is remembered for his gothic novel Vathek (1786), about an impious voluptuary who builds a tower so high that he challenges Muhammad in heaven and so brings about his own fall to the kingdom of the prince of darkness; though unevenly written, the story is full of invention and bizarre detail. Beckford and his family were forced to leave England for 10 years by a scandal involving a youth. On his return he built Fonthill Abbey, the most sensational building of the English Gothic Revival , whose own 270-ft (82-m) tower collapsed several times. document.writeln(AAMB2); More on "William Beckford" from the 32 Volume Beckford, William - eccentric English dilettante, author of the Gothic novel Vathek (1786). Such writers as George Gordon, Lord Byron, and Stephane Mallarme acknowledged his genius. He also is renowned for having built Fonthill Abbey, the most sensational building of the English Gothic revival. Beckford, William

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William Beckford From LoveToKnow 1911 WILLIAM BECKFORD (1760-1844), English author, son of Alderman William Beckford (1709-1770), was born on the 1st of October 1760. His father was lord mayor of London in 1762 and again in 1769; he was a famous supporter of John Wilkes , and on his monument in the Guildhall were afterwards inscribed the words of his manly and outspoken reproof to George III . on the occasion of the City of London address to the king in 1770. At the age of eleven young Beckford inherited a princely fortune from his father. He married Lady Margaret Gordon in 1783, and spent his brief married life in Switzerland . After his wife's death (1786) he travelled in Spain and Portugal , and wrote his Portuguese Letters (published 1834, 1835), which rank with his be s t work. He afterwards returned to England , and after selling his old house, Fonthill Abbey Wiltshire , began to build a magnificent residence there, on which he expended in about eighteen years the sum of 273,00o. His eccentricities, together with the strict seclusion in which he lived, gave rise to scandal , probably unjustified. In 1822 he sold his house, together with its splendid library and pictures, to John Farquhar, and soon after one of the towers, 260 ft. high, fell, destroying part of the

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BodyLoad('s'); On this page: Select Article Wikipedia Or search: - The Web - Images - News - Blogs - Shopping Wikipedia William Thomas Beckford William Beckford William Courtenay, as a boy. William Thomas Beckford 1 October 2 May ), usually known as William Beckford , was an English novelist , art critic, travel writer and politician . He was Member of Parliament for Wells from to , for Hindon from to and again from to Beckford was born in the family's London home at 22 Soho Square . Aged ten, he inherited a large fortune from his father, a former Lord Mayor of London William Beckford consisting of £1 million in cash, land at Fonthill (including the Palladian mansion Fonthill Splendens ) in Wiltshire , and several sugar plantations in Jamaica . This allowed him to indulge his interest in art and architecture , as well as writing. At the age of nineteen he met the Hon. William Courtenay , later Viscount Courtenay and 9th Earl of Devon , then ten years old and reputed to have been singularly beautiful. Beckford fell in love with him, a relationship thought to have been largely romantic and sentimental. However, six years later he went into self-imposed exile on continental Europe when he became the subject of (probably unfounded) gossip that accused him of seducing the youth. Having already married the fourth Earl of Aboyne 's daughter, Lady

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Beckford, William WRITER, CONNOISSEUR, COLLECTOR (GREAT-BRITAIN) BORN 29 Sep 1760, London - DIED 2 May 1844, Bath GRAVE LOCATION Bath, Avon: Walcot Cemetery Son of the famous Lord Mayor of London of the same name, whose fortune from the West-Indies he inherited. His mother was Maria Hamilton, a granddaughter of the sixth Earl of Abercorn. In 1777 he travelled to Switzerland and Italy, where he stayed with his cousin Sir William Hamilton and his wife Lady Catherine Hamilton. The latter became a close friend and adviser. Back in London he was romantically involved with Louise Beckford, the wife of a cousin, and then with William Courtenay, a thirteen year old boy. To avoid a huge scandal he was sent abroad once more and travelled through Europe. He was with the Hamiltons when Catherine died. This was a huge blow to him and he returned to London where he wrote "Dreams". In 1783 he married Lady Margaret Gordon and in 1784 he entered Parliament. The 'Powderham Scandal' resulted is his leaving England once more. His wife died soon after the birth of their second daughter of puerperal fever and for twelve years he travelled through Europe, collecting books, paintings and all kinds of curiosities. Beckford spent a large part of his later life in complete isolation in Fonthill Abbey, a large house in gothic style especially built for him. Here he kept his enormous collections. The house had cost him around 273,000 pounds and financial problems forced him to sell it in 1822, together with part of his collections.

15. Glbtq >> Literature >> Beckford, William Extremely wealthy and connected to the aristocracy, British author and connoisseur william beckford was ostracized by English society for the last sixty http://www.glbtq.com/literature/beckford_w.html

Encyclopedia Discussion Forgot Your Password? Not a Member Yet? JOIN TODAY. IT'S FREE! Advertising Opportunities Terms of Service Alpha Index: A-B C-F G-K L-Q ... T-Z Subjects: A-B C-E F-L M-Z Beckford, William (1760-1844) Extremely wealthy and connected to the aristocracy, British author and connoisseur William Beckford was ostracized by English society for the last sixty years of his life because of his homosexuality. Beckford's father was alderman and lord mayor of London, and his mother, connected by marriage to the Dukes of Hamilton, a stern and unrelenting Calvinist. Beckford's father died when he was ten, and his mother decided that it would be best not to risk sending her delicate son away to school. She hired a series of tutors and monitored his education herself. Beckford early on displayed an interest in art and music, and especially in the exotic Oriental arts of the Arab world. As he entered adolescence, he was lucky that one of his series of tutors was Alexander Cozens, whose own fascination with Eastern lore encouraged Beckford's own. Sponsor Message.

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This site is maintained by Any suggestions or ideas should be directed to the keeper of the website; e-mail to Dick Claésson , or regular post to http://beckford.c18.net View the Beckfordiana Guestbook Sign the Beckfordiana Guestbook var site="s10Beckfordiana" William Beckford of Fonthill, Wiltshire (1760-1844); Vathek; Episodes of Vathek; Al Raoui; Orientalism; Travel literature; eighteenth century literature; eighteenth century aesthetics; landscape architecture; Bath; Lansdown Tower; Fonthill Abbey; Fonthill Splendens; Lansdown Crescent

17. BECKFORD-GGIII.html Internet Resources Dick Claésson s william beckford Website “william beckford of Fonthill.” Yale University Library Gazette 35 (1961) 161169. http://thesicklytaper.pagedepot.com/BECKFORD.HTM

6. William Beckford Internet Resources: Dick Claésson's William Beckford Website ALAMOUDI, Carmen. “Un Sourire dechire: L‘Ironie dans le Vathek de Beckford.” Eighteenth-Century Fiction 8 (1996): 401-14. [A Lacerating Smile: Irony in Beckford’s Vathek ]. [GGIII: 0759]. ALEXANDER, Boyd. “William Beckford: Man of Taste.” History Today 10 (1960): 686-694. [GGI: 0281]. ALEXANDER, Boyd. “The Decay of Beckford’s Genius” (XXX). In William Beckford of Fonthill, 1760-1844: Bicentenary Essays, ed. Fatma Moussa Mahmoud. Cairo, Egypt: C. Tsoumas, 1960; Rpt. Port Washington, NY: Kennikat Press, 1972. [GGI: 0282]. ALEXANDER, Boyd. “William Beckford of Fonthill.” Yale University Library Gazette 35 (1961): 161-169. [GGI: 0283]. ALEXANDER, Boyd. England’s Wealthiest Son: A Study of William Beckford. London: Centaur Press, 1962. [GGI: 0284]. ANDERSEN, Jorgen. “Giant Dreams: Piranesi’s Influence in England.” English Miscellany 3 (1952): 49-59. [GGI: 0285]. ARMOUR, Richard W. “The Caliph of Fonthill.” Reading and Collecting 1 (1937): 9-10. [GGI: 0286].

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19. Brewer, E. Cobham. Dictionary Of Phrase & Fable. Beckford, William beckford, william. (b. 1760; d. Bath, May 2nd, 1844). “Memoirs of Extraordinary Painters” (1780); “Dreams, Incidents, etc.” (1783); “Vathek” (English 1784, http://www.bartleby.com/81/17837.html

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