Non-Fiction

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PUBLISHERJohn Murray, London.
BINDING
Leather bound. Banded spine and embossed design. Red title patches, gilt lettering and decoration. Attractive marbled block edges. 
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A record to commemorate ten years of travel scholarships, which were set up after the untimely death of their namesake. Including introductions by Norman Susnow's father Eric, Simon Schama and others, plus many accounts of the adventurous travels taken by the  scholars.

An overview of painting in Romania in the first half of the twentieth century, written in French.

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PUBLISHERThe Hyperion Press.
BINDING
Cloth boards in mottled pale blue and white, with blue lettering.
BOOK CONDITIONBoards are generally worn at edges, with a...

First published nearly seventy years after Gainsborough's burial, a detailed life of the most eminent of portrait artists.

A beautifully illustrated account of the life and work of the legendary Native American potter.

Introductory essay entitled "William Roberts and Vorticism's Year," by the Artist.

Essays by Sarah Howgate, John Richardson and Michael Auping, plus Lucien Freud in conversation with Auping.

The first complete catalogue of prints, celebrating over 35 years of the artists works. Essay by Marco Livingstone, foreword by Norman Rosenthal and catalogue by Richard Lloyd.

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A reappraisal of the renowned portrait artist, and his place in the royal milieu.

A detailed biographical and critical account of the English watercolourist.

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A vivid and entertaining autobiography by the remarkable pioneering sculptor.

Best known for his Eros Fountain in Piccadilly Circus, Alfred Gilbert was one of the foremost sculptors of his generation.

A substantial and well illustrated history, covering the sculpture of ancient civilizations from Egypt and the Middle East to Greece and Rome.

Published for the 2010 R.A. exhibition, a collection of the works of the master of dry-point etching.

An improved edition of the work of Gwen Raverat, one of the most distinguished wood engravers and printmakers of the 20th century.