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In this undated photo released by the family of Tasha Tudor, the illustrator is seen in Vermont. |

The fall of the House of Tudor
Painting the simple life made her a fortune. Now, a Vt. artist's children are at war over it
BRATTLEBORO, Vt. - Her romantic watercolors and sketches of old-fashioned family farm life made Tasha Tudor a beloved children's illustrator. The clever marketing of her back-to-basics lifestyle - weaving and gardening while raising goats, chickens, and children on her New England farm - made Tudor a cult hero to craftswomen, an unconventional Martha Stewart. (Full article: 1584 words)
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