Art

Works of the imagination, from the travel journals of the intrepid Lady Hurnshaw painted during her twenty years spent on the legendary island of Atlantis.

A collection of essays on typescripts first published as a Christmas keepsake.

A charming collection of depictions of the Artist's childhood toys, with reminiscences accompanying each image.

A scholarly exploration of the lives and work of British war artists of the "Golden Age" of Naval History.

Written by the noted interior designer in the late 1960's. His thoughts on styling the home are lavishly illustrated in this fascinating record of the era.

"The world's leading art magazine," in a special edition dedicated to art inspired by travel in the British Isles and Europe; with a commentary by G.S. Sandilands.

A lavishly illustrated narrative of the authors twin passions of art and angling.

Probably the most caricatured of British monarchs during his long reign, George III is here depicted by Gillray, Rowlandson, Isaac Cruikshank and many more.

Describes the dances and rituals of the native peoples of the South West, including Hopi, Navaho, Apache and Pueblo People.

Introduced by Times photographer Marcuswell Maxwell, a collection of wildlife images taken on a photographic safari in Kenya. Striking shots include elephant, rhinoceros, Zebra and Impala.

A contemporary account of Egypt.

Begins with an introduction to the life and work of Breugel by F. Grossmann. Following the colour plates are notes on each work. An index shows the galleries and collections where the paintings are displayed at the time of publication.