Vita Sackville-West Net Worth is
$12 Million

Mini Biography

Victoria Mary Sackville-West was created on 9th March 1892 in Knole in Kent, her family’s ancestral house. Her family members was both aristocratic, (they kept the name of Earl of Dorset), and literary. Two of her ancestors, Thomas Sackville (1536-1608), and Charles Sackville (1638-1706) had been recognized poets. Vita, as she was recognized to her relatives and buddies, was educated in the home. She became a prolific article writer, and her released work spans a variety of styles. Her literary result includes genealogy, (‘Knole and Sackvilles’, that was 1st released in 1922), and verse. Her poem ‘The Property’ earned the Hawthornden Reward in 1927. She wedded the article writer and diplomat Harold Nicolson on 1st Oct 1913. That they had two sons, Ben, created 6th August 1914, and Nigel, created 19th January 1917. In 1930 Vita and Harold bought Sissinghurst Castle in Kent, where they developed their famous backyard. Vita was also romantically associated with Violet Trefusis. The novelist Virginia Woolf was a good friend of Vita’s and Virginia utilized Vita mainly because the inspiration for the eponymous protagonist of Woolf’s 1928 book ‘Orlando’. Vita’s personal novels consist of ‘The Edwardians’ (1930) and ‘All Enthusiasm Spent’ (1931). ‘All Enthusiasm Spent’ was dramatized for tv from the BBC in 1986. With this dramatization Wendy Hiller performed the component of Woman Slane. Vita’s last book, ‘No Signposts in the Ocean’, was released in 1961 and requires the form of the journal compiled by Edmund Carr, a Fleet Road journalist acquiring an ocean cruise trip. Vita Sackville-West passed away at Sissinghurst on 2nd June 1962.

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