A range of biographical studies, with an emphasis on the lives of writers, poets, artists, architects, educators and religious figures.
A study of the life and legacy of the artist Alfred Wallis, his role in the art scene in St Ives and his emergence as a pivotal figure in British modernism.
A literary biography of the priest and poet Andrew Young, establishing him amongst the greats of twentieth-century English poetry.
A major study of one of the leading Victorian domestic architects, illustrated with plans and photographs, and a full catalogue raisonné of Salvin's work.
A provocative study of the 19th-century artist and designer William Morris, revealing new insights into how his family relationships affected his work.
An absorbing study of the artist, establishing his name among the major British painters of the 20th century. Includes reproductions of many of his best works.
An exploration of the life, work and cultural influence of the writer and publisher Arthur Mee, best known for founding The Children's Encyclopaedia.
A biography of the second Earl of Liverpool, revealing a highly capable leader who laid the foundations for nineteenth-century Britain's prosperity.
Writings from the 50th anniversary commemorations of the death of C.S. Lewis, reflecting on his life and his contributions to literature and theology.
The biography of one of the greatest cricketers of his time, who became a missionary and founded the Worldwide Evangelisation Crusade.