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New Title Hanging a Rebel: The Life of C.R.W. Nevinson By Michael J.K. Walsh This extensive study of the artist and writer C.R.W. Nevinson makes an important contribution to the understanding of intellectual thought and culture in 20th Century Britain. ISBN-13: 9780718830908 |
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Hibernia's Muses: The Daughters of Thalia and Melpomene By S.W. Jackman A detailed study of eight Irish 19th century women writers, showing how the 'provincial' arts in Victorian times were as influential and flourishing as those of the great urban centres. ISBN-13: 9780718830526 |
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History and Philosophy of Art Education, The By Stuart MacDonald An investigation of the development of art and design education in Italy, France, Britain, Germany, and the United States. ISBN-13: 9780718891534 |
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History of Celibacy, A By Elizabeth Abbott Written from a feminist perspective, this book is a provocative and entertaining exploration of both male and female celibacy from the ancient world through to modern times. ISBN-13: 9780718830069 |
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Hogarth VoIume I: The Modern Moral Subject 1697-1732 By Ronald Paulson The authoritative treatment in three volumes of the life, work and times of England's greatest eighteenth-century artist. This first volume covers Hogarth's childhood and early career up to the painting of 'The Harlot's Progress'. ISBN-13: 9780718828547 |
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Hogarth Volume II: High Art and Low 1732-1750 By Ronald Paulson The authoritative treatment in three volumes of the life, work and times of England's greatest 18th century artist. This second volume follows Hogarth at the height of his fame, up to the painting of 'The March to Finchley'. ISBN-13: 9780718828554 |
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Hogarth Volume III: Art and Politics 1750-1764 By Ronald Paulson The authoritative treatment in three volumes of the life, work and times of England's greatest 18th century artist. This final volume focuses on Hogarth's later years and his growing isolation from his audience and a newer generation of artists. ISBN-13: 9780718828752 |
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Hostage Bound, Hostage Free By Ben Weir, Carol Weir & Dennis Benson The true account of Presbyterian minister Ben Weir's sixteen months spent in Lebanon as a hostage of Islamic Jihad, and of his wife's attempts to hasten his release. ISBN-13: 9780718826901 |
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How Surnames Began By C.M. Matthews An exploration of the origins and development of the surname in Britain, and the historical events and social changes that influenced its evolution over the centuries. ISBN-13: 9780718891541 |
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