Marthe armitage biography of mahatma
This powerful book brings out very clearly Gandhi's conceptions about the socially embedded but solitary moral agent and about responsibility for moral action.
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Marthe Armitage, artist and patternmaker
Profile by Bridget Osborne
September 2019
“Strand on the Green is a hard place to move away from”.
Marthe came here as a child, when her parents moved across the river from Kew, and she has never left, apart from a period spent as a wartime evacuee in Oxfordshire, a spell at boarding school in her teens and a couple of years in India as a young woman when her husband was working there.
“The river is so amazing, nobody can build on it, the tide goes up and down, there are the boats, the bird life, it’s endlessly fascinating” she told me. The river is a source of inspiration for an artist and many of her motifs include plants, birds and animals.
As a nine year old she saw houses four and five Strand on the Green being built and as a young mother she walked her three children to school At Strand on the Green school.
She now lives in a modern house designed by her architect son Jeremy and his wife, and the
