CHRONOLOGY

1928 Anita Brookner born in Herne Hill, a suburb of London.

1949 She received a BA in History from King's College London.

1953 She received a doctorate in Art History from the Courtauld Institute of Art.

1967 She became the first woman to be named as Slade Professor of Art at Cambridge University.

1968 Brookner wrote a scholarly book called Watteau.

1971 She wrote a scholarly book called The Genius of the Future: Studies in French Art Criticism.

1972 She wrote another scholarly book called Greuze: The Rise and Fall of an Eighteenth Century Phenomenon.

1977 Anita was promoted to Reader at the Courtauld Institute of Art.

1980 She wrote a scholarly book called Jacques-Louis David.

1981 Brookner published her first novel A Start In Life.

1982 Providence

1983 Look at Me

1984 Hotel du Lac. Won the Booker Prize.

1985 Family and Friends

1986 A Misalliance

1987 A Friend from England

1988 Latecomers

1988 She is retired from work.

1989 Lewis Percy

1990 Brief Lives

1990 Brookner was made a CBE (Commander of the British Empire).

1991 A Closed Eye

1992 Fraud

1993 A Family Romance, published in the United States as Dolly.

1994 A Private View

1995 Incidents in the Rue Laugier

1996 Altered States

1996 Dr. Graham Smith, retired professor and vice-principal of Wulfrun College (Wolver-hampton, England), wrote the following for Wulfrun's American Studies Resource Guide.

1997 Visitors

1998 Falling Slowly

1999 Undue Influence

2000 Her most recent non-fiction book Romanticism and Its Discontents.

2001 The Bay of Angels

2002 The Next Big Thing, long Listed for the Booker Prize.

2003 The Rules of Engagement

2005 Leaving Home

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