Frances Reynolds's Human Design Chart

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          Frances Reynolds's Biography

          English portrait and history artist, writer, and friend of Samuel Johnson who was complimentary about her “Essay on Taste” (privately printed, 1784). The youngest sister of Sir Joshua Reynolds, she kept his house for many years after he came to London. But when her nieces, the Misses Palmer, were old enough to take her place, she (some point before 15 February 1779) left his house forever. The separation from her brother caused her lasting regret.
          Her brother made her an allowance, and she went first to Devon; and then, in 1768, to stay with a Miss Flint in Paris, where Reynolds visited her. She later lived as a lodger of Dr. John Hoole, whose portrait, prefixed to the first edition of his translation of Ariosto, was painted by her.
          On her brother’s death she took a large house in Queen’s Square, Westminster, where she exhibited her own works, and where she died, unmarried, on 1 November 1807, aged 78.
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          Frances Reynolds's Chart
          Your Type is like a blueprint for how you best interact with the world. It's determined by the way energy flows through your defined centers and channels in your chart.