A range of biographical studies, with an emphasis on the lives of writers, poets, artists, architects, educators and religious figures.
An extensively illustrated portrait of one of the leading English artists of the inter-war period, who produced a major body of work in a variety of media.
A comprehensive survey of the life and work of the Victorian pioneer of the vernacular revival, including a complete catalogue, photographs and plans.
A conversation between an American theologian and a Japanese arts producer, combining personal reflection with insight into gender roles and expectations.
A valuable and extensively illustrated study of the life and work of a major figure in 20th-century British art, offering a unique insight into his work.
The first monographic study of the innovative designer Henry Wilson and his significant contribution to early 20th-century design, art and architecture.
An entertaining and provocative exploration of cultural and literary heresies of the 20th century, and the diverse and original individuals who championed them.
A detailed study of eight Irish 19th-century women writers, showing how provincial arts in Victorian times were as influential as those of great urban centres.
The first of three volumes comprising the authoritative treatment of the life, work and times of England's greatest 18th century artist.
The account of the Presbyterian minister Ben Weir's 16 months spent in Lebanon as a hostage of Islamic Jihad, and of his wife's efforts to hasten his release.
Volume I of a biographical study of the author William Makepeace Thackeray and his family, including new research shedding light on the lives of his daughters.
The first biography of this gifted storyteller who made a unique contribution to the collection and study of fairy tales and folk traditions in England.
A biographical study of the Victorian church artist Charles Eamer Kempe and his considerable influence on church decoration worldwide.