ACC Complete Catalogue 2012

ANTIQUECOLLECTORS’CLUB 2012ACC EDITIONS . GARDEN ART PRESS

Contents

Jewellery 2Fashion 9Textiles 19Art Deco 26Ceramics 28Glass 35Silver 38Decorative Arts 42Furniture 46Horology 52Architecture 55Design Series 58Photography 60Art 62Marine Painters 76Dogs in Art 78World Art 79Simon Drew 80Nature in Photography 82Gardening 83

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Understanding JewelleryDavid Bennett & Daniela Mascetti

ISBN: 9781851494309287 x 235mm. 496pp. 977col. 44b.&.w.£45.00/$89.50 Hardback

Understanding Jewellery is a comprehensive guide to 19th and 20th centuryjewellery. From the methods used to identify and date pieces, to the factorsthat can affect their value, this volume contains an abundance of expertiserelating to precious stones and metals. With almost 1000 magnificent colour illustrations accompanied by

straightforward but thorough explanations, Understanding Jewellery offers a richerand more accessible reading experience than traditional text-dominated books.Including introductions to precious and semi-precious stones, and details of thestylistic developments of jewellery over the last 200 years, it is a standard work ofreference and an invaluable tool for collectors and dealers alike.

Tiaras: A History of SplendourGeoffrey C. Munn


Tiaras have always inspired a great fascination and the most beautiful andinfluential women have been painted, photographed and admired whilstwearing them. Even in the twenty-first century they are still worn andcontinue to inspire special poise and elegance.This lavishly illustrated book includes new photographs of a variety of

Royal tiaras together with those of French and Russian Imperialprovenances. Geoffrey Munn has been granted special access to thephotographic archives of many famous jewellers, including Cartier,Boucheron and Fabergé, for his research. Other makers include Castellani,Fouquet, Garrards, Giuliano, Lalique, and Tiffany.

Famous DiamondsIan Balfour


The history of great diamonds is intimately interwoven with the lives ofemperors and conquerors, great kings and queens, statesmen and soldiers,the rich and famous – but also, inevitably, with those who lead more shadowylives. Few have been immune to the temptation of diamonds and many havesacrificed their lives and souls to them.In Famous Diamonds, Ian Balfour tells the fascinating stories of almost 80 of

these gems including the famous: Koh-i-Noor, which is set in the BritishCrown Jewels; the infamous: the deep blue Hope Diamond, which is said tobring bad luck to all who handle it; the biggest: the Cullinan; and theHollywood romantic: the Taylor-Burton Diamond.

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Suzanne BelperronSylvie Raulet & Olivier Baroin

ISBN: 9781851496259277 x 277mm. 352pp. 250col. £75.00/$150.00 Hardback

Suzanne Belperron was one of the most talented and influential jewellerydesigners of the 20th century. Inspired by the discovery of her personalarchives in 2007, the authors of this book have created the first volumededicated to the life and works of this renowned Parisian jeweller.In 1919 Belperron was employed as a model maker and designer by

Germaine Boivin. She contributed enormously to the success of theMaison René Boivin, but in 1932 she decided to leave the company. It waswith her associate Bernard Herz, a powerful precious stone and pearldealer, that Belperron first found the freedom to reject traditionaljewellery design and manufacture. Fascinated by coloured stones,regardless of their value, she created highly innovative pieces in contrastto the standard creations of the time which were mostly angular and setin platinum. Her jewellery was so original that she never signed herpieces, instead insisting ‘my style is my signature’.

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Fashion Jewels: Coppola e ToppoDeanna Farneti Cera


This book charts the creative path of the Italian jewellers Lyda Coppola andBruno Toppo. Famed in the 1960s for their intricate, vibrantly colouredclustered beads, they worked for top fashion designers including Valentino,Dior, Balenciaga, and Pucci as well as many Hollywood stars.The author of this book first glimpsed the jewels of Coppola e Toppo in

1987 at an auction house in Milan. Instantly fascinated by their powerfulcolours and their diverse shapes and motifs, she developed an overwhelmingpassion for these stunning creations.

Inspired Jewelry: From the Museum of Arts and DesignUrsula llse-Neuman


This lavishly illustrated book presents over 200 outstanding examples ofcontemporary jewellery taken from the Museum of Art & Design’s collection. The author examines the fascinating diversity of materials, production

techniques, and artistic approaches that make modern jewellery so visuallyexciting and intellectually stimulating. No longer dependent on gold andgemstones, these artists demonstrate that commonplace aluminium, rubber,glass, thumbtacks, and even gun triggers can be made into dazzling jewellery. Beautifully illustrated, and written by the Museum of Art and Design’s

Jewellery curator, this publication uncovers a truly wonderful and diversecollection of contemporary jewellery.

Vintage Costume Jewellery: A Passion for Fabulous FakesCarole Tanenbaum


You've seen them in wonderful old movies, sparkling on Audrey Hepburn,Joan Crawford and Claudette Colbert, and they look as if they cost millionsof pounds. They didn't. They are not the real thing, and yet they were madewith just the same care and attention.This book contains a hundred years of the most amazing costume

jewellery ever made: strands of artificial pearls; gems hand-set and pronged;plastic bangles more fabulous than ivory. Vintage Costume Jewellery examinesthe craftsmanship and traditions that have produced these very specialpieces. Including 350 colour illustrations, this volume is the ultimate guide forcollectors of costume jewellery, written by the ultimate collector.

Boucheron: The Secret ArchivesVincent Meylan


The House of Boucheron represents one of the great Parisianjewellers of the last 150 years. Founder, Frédéric Boucheronopened his first shop in 1858. Many of his clients were notwomen of society, but femmes fatales of the demi-monde.Nonetheless, his skill with precious stones and his absolutediscretion made him a favourite of both courtesans and princes.In turn his business flourished allowing him to move to thefamous Place Vendôme in 1892.Having been given unprecedented access to the Boucheron

vaults, the book’s author,Vincent Meylan, made some remarkablediscoveries. Perhaps the most significant was a register labelled‘Book of Stones’. It is a record of all the precious stones that haveentered Boucheron’s stock; diamonds, emeralds, sapphires, rubiesand pearls are all indexed according to weight, price and, mostimportantly, who bought and sold them. Meylan also uncoveredalmost 200 order books and 150 letters. It is these ‘SecretArchives’ that have enabled him to reveal the fascinating history ofthe House of Boucheron and its extraordinary, colourful clientele.From the ‘Ladies of Sin’ to the ‘King and Queens of the World’

Meylan reveals the riveting stories behind the jewels that theParisian jeweller sold; the desires they aroused, the madness theyprovoked, the love they formalised, and the deaths they caused.Boucheron’s clients included Tsar Nicholas II of Russia, King Faroukof Egypt, The Duke of Windsor, and Rita Hayworth.The demands ofthese wealthy and powerful individuals led to the sensationalorders that elevated Boucheron to highest level of creativity. Thiscaptivating and revealing publication includes original designsketches, black and white archive images and sumptuous colourphotographs of the exquisite Boucheron creations.

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Georgian Jewellery: 1714-1830Ginny Redington Dawes with Olivia Collings

ISBN: 9781851495399305 x 250mm. 192pp. 295col. 7b.&w.£39.50/$85.00 Hardback

Georgian Jewellery is a celebration of the style and excellence of the 18thcentury, and of the ingenuity that produced such a wealth of fabulous jewellery.Heavy academic tomes have already been written about the period, but this

book examines it in a more colourful and accessible way. The book aims to showthat Georgian jewellery is not only the stuff of museums and safe boxes, but thatit can be worn as elegantly and fashionably today as it was 200 years ago. Including information on how to identify, buy and repair pieces, this

sumptuously illustrated volume contains the largest single catalogue of 18thCentury jewellery.

American Luxury: Jewels from the House of TiffanyEdited by Jeannine Falino and Yvonne J. Markowitz


Tiffany & Co. has long been regarded as America's leading maker and retailerof fine luxury goods. From the mid-19th century the company’s founder, Charles Lewis Tiffany,

was astutely aware of the desire for high-style jewels that would rival thoseowned by European aristocrats. Accordingly, he sold his American clientsoutstanding diamonds, precious gem-set jewellery and Swiss-made watches,all bearing the Tiffany mark.Charles Lewis’s successors continued to create extraordinary

adornments, and this book is a celebration of Tiffany’s ‘American style’ andits enduring ingenuity.

The Jewellery and Silver of H.G. MurphyArts and Crafts to Art DecoPaul Atterbury and John Benjamin

ISBN: 9781851494880279 x 216mm. 192pp. 260col. 50b.&w.£35.00/$69.50 Hardback – Reprint under consideration

Widely revered during his lifetime, Harry Murphy was Britain's leadingjewellery designer of the first half of the 20th century. Despite being one ofthe most influential and accomplished silversmiths of the Art Deco and Arts& Crafts styles he is not widely known today.This book, redresses the balance and brings Murphy to the forefront of the

public's attention once again. Featuring a broad spectrum of his work –domestic silver and flatware, Church silver, regalia, civic and corporate silver,enamels, and gold and gem-set jewellery – The Jewellery and Silver of H.G.Murphy is the definitive book on the subject.

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Gemstones: Understanding, Identifying, BuyingKeith Wallis

ISBN: 9781851496303215 x 215mm. 160pp. 1,000col. £14.95/$25.00 Hardback

Gemstones presents a straightforward introduction togemology, examining diamonds, emeralds, rubies andsapphires as well as over 100 other precious stones. With1,000 colour photographs, the volume includes fulldescriptions, technical details, and tips on how to checkfor fakes; terms such as refraction, dichroism, andfluorescence are explained and gemologists’ instrumentsand identification tests are introduced. The volume alsoincludes a handy guide to ‘Gemstones around the World.’

Starting to Collect Antique JewelleryJohn Benjamin


Starting to Collect Antique Jewellery outlines the progress ofjewellery design from the 2nd century up to the 20thcentury. From Castellani to Cartier, from hair combs tocameos, it offers an insight into scores of importanttopics from the setting of old gems, to fakes andforgeries. Superbly illustrated, with hundreds of colourphotographs provided by auction houses, dealers, andprivate collectors, the volume represents a relevant,readable and comprehensively informative companion.

Paul Flato: Jeweler to the StarsElizabeth Irvine Bray


Paul Flato was Hollywood's first celebrity jeweller;branching into motion pictures at the pinnacle ofHollywood's Golden Era, he designed jewellery for atotal of six films in the 1930s and 40s. This lavishly illustrated book shows his exquisite pieces

alongside the stars, socialites and heiresses who worethem. With previously unpublished photographs from thefamily archives, including images of glamorous New Yorkand Hollywood clients wearing Flato’s designs, this tributeto one of America’s greatest jewellers will enchantconnoisseurs, collectors and Hollywood film buffs alike.

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Celebrating JewelleryGreat Jewels of the Nineteenth and Twentieth CenturiesDaniela Mascetti and David Bennett

ISBN: 9781851496167330 x 275mm. 300pp. 250col.£75.00/$125.00 Hardback with slipcase

Success, wealth and privilege have many ways of manifesting themselves,not least through the purchase and display of beautiful jewels. Some ofthe greatest and most iconic pieces from the nineteenth and twentiethcenturies are included in Celebrating Jewellery, by David Bennett andDaniela Mascetti. All the great jewellery designers and manufacturers arerepresented, including Castellani, Giuliano, Lalique, Vever, Lemonnier,Chaumet, Cartier, Boucheron, Herz-Belperron, Van Cleef & Arpels, Boivin,Schlumberger, Bulgari and JAR. Each jewel is shown in superb detail, withcaptions explaining the history and background to its design. Alsoincluded are a number of the most famous jewels in history, such as theCartier 'great cat' and flamingo jewels for the Duchess of Windsor, andother lavish and illustrious examples created for European royalty.

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Hardy AmiesMichael Pick


Hardy Amies epitomised understated British couture, emphasising the cut offine materials by tailored construction. Untrained in dress-making, heachieved Vogue 1937 headlines with his ‘Panic’ suit, a reconstructed design ofa staple in every woman’s wardrobe, wittily named to reflect current events.Evoking the glamour of pre-war London while meeting the demands of

contemporary society’s activities – town to country, morning to night –Amies’s designs drew a star-studded clientele. His war-time ‘utility’ designsrevealed his design philosophy, unveiling a needle- sharp intelligence andintuition for the changing world of fashion.

Hollywood UnseenRobert Dance

ISBN: 9781851496808300 x 240mm. 280pp. 200b.&w.£40.00/$75.00 Hardback

Hollywood Unseen is a tribute to the incredible inventiveness and ingenuity ofthe great Hollywood film studios: Columbia, Paramount, MGM, Universal,Warner Brothers, and Twentieth Century Fox. From the late 1920's to theearly 1950's these studios presided over the 'Golden Age of Cinema', andtheir publicity departments created some of the most stunning and iconicimages of Hollywood's stars ever taken. This volume exposes, for the firsttime, photographs showing the 'ordinary lives' of the stars, including RitaHayworth, Gary Cooper, Humphrey Bogart and Marilyn Monroe.

Hollywood DogsPictures from the John Kobal FoundationEdited by Gareth Abbott

ISBN: 9781851496785300 x 240mm. 224. 120b.&w.£30.00/$55.00 Hardback

Hollywood Dogs showcases a fine selection of photographs taken from theJohn Kobal collection.. Kobal was an authority on Hollywood portraitphotography, who established a preeminent collection of works featuringiconic stars of the day. Taken between 1920 and 1960, during the 'Golden Age of Hollywood', the

photographs in this volume feature stars including Humphrey Bogart, BusterKeaton and Audrey Hepburn posing with dogs of every shape and stature. Inalmost every case, these stunning photographs have never been seen before.

Postcards from the Edge of the CatwalkIain R. Webb, with a foreword by Anna Piaggi

ISBN: 9781851496471300 x 216mm. 272pp. 600col. £24.95/$45.00 Flexibind

Iain R Webb's Postcards from the Edge of the Catwalk documents theglittering brouhaha surrounding ready-to-wear and haute couturefashion collections of New York, London, Paris and Milan. Spanningthree decades, this fantastic photographic portfolio captures theshow-stopping creativity and individual style of the world’s leadingfashion designers. Indeed, Webb’s photographs give an insight into theexclusive world of catwalk shows and invitation-only parties,portraying the designers, supermodels, style icons and celebrities thatfrequent them. The book’s designer roll call includes John Galliano, Marc Jacobs,

Ralph Lauren, Jean Paul Gaultier, Vivienne Westwood, Anna Sui,Valentino, Donatella Versace, Oscar de la Renta, Yves Saint Laurentand Alexander McQueen. Photographs of the following supermodels, style icons and

celebrities are also included in Webb’s extraordinary portfolio: LindaEvangelista, Catherine Deneuve, Isabella Blow, Naomi Campbell,Natalia Vodianova, Erin O'Connor, Kate Moss, Anna Piaggi, AnnaWintour, Shalom Harlow and Björk, Gwyneth Paltrow, Grace Jones,George Michael, Kate Winslet, Sean Combs, Liz Hurley, Tilda Swinton,Paris Hilton, Bernadette Peters, Nick Cave, Ivana Trump, RomanPolanski and RuPaul.

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The Glamour of Bellville SassoonDavid Sassoon and Sinty Stemp


Bellville Sassoon is a fashion book with a difference: gossipy, fun and revealing, it offers anintriguing insight into David Sassoon’s sparkling 50-year career.Sasoon has designed clothes for some of the most beautiful and charismatic women in the

world, including Audrey Hepburn, Elizabeth Taylor, Ava Gardner and, most famously, Diana,Princess of Wales. With wonderful illustrations and previously unpublished anecdotes, thisbook charts his spellbinding journey through the turbulent world of creative fashion.

Jean Muir: Beyond FashionSinty Stemp with a foreword by Felicity Green


Jean Muir: Beyond Fashion examines the career of one of Britain’s most iconic fashiondesigners. Crowned ‘la nouvelle reine de la robe’ by the French, Jean Muir achievedlegendary status for her work in matte jersey and, particularly, for her little black dresses.Including many original sketches and illustrations by leading photographers –

including David Bailey, Norman Parkinson and Arthur Elgort – this volume is the firstto illustrate Jean Muir’s extraordinary 40-year career.

John Bates: Fashion DesignerRichard Lester with a foreword by Marit Allen


John Bates was one of the most influential and innovative British fashion designers of the’60s and ’70s, and is credited by many as the inventor of the miniskirt. At every level,from shop girl to pop star, his label Jean Varon offered a must-have dress for any party.Based on detailed interviews with Bates, this stunningly illustrated volume is the first

to examine his illustrious career, and his impact upon one of the most innovativeperiods in British fashion.

Foale and Tuffin: The Sixties. A Decade in FashionIain R. Webb

ISBN: 9781851496068270 x 215mm. 220pp. 200col. 100b.&w.£25.00/$45.00 Paperback with flaps

Foale and Tuffin is a vibrant and intimate portrait of two major British fashion designersof the 1960s. Through detailed interviews with Foale and Tuffin themselves, exclusive access to

their personal archives, and contributions from an extraordinary array of other figures,Iain R. Webb has built a fascinating picture of the time, examining the ways in whichfashion and business underwent a period of unprecedented change.

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Boutique London A History: King’s Road to Carnaby StreetRichard Lester

ISBN: 9781851496495260 x 195mm. 280pp. 150col. 55b.&w.£24.95/$49.95 Laminated paper board

To any style conscious Londoner in the sixties just two placesmattered: the King's Road and Carnaby Street. By the end of thedecade the whole world came to see and be seen, to take part inthe theatre that played out of the new boutiques and onto thestreet.From the sleek modernist tailoring of 'Top Gear' and 'His Clothes'

to the nostalgic dressing-up box style of the World's End boutiques,at the heart of it all were the young designers whose conviction tomake and sell clothes on their own terms generated an explosion oftalent that lasted and evolved over twenty years, and left an indeliblemark on fashion history.Boutique London follows the journey of the first risk-takers like

Mary Quant and John Stephen, to the celebrity salons of OssieClark, 'Mr Fish' and 'Granny Takes a Trip', stopping along the way toinclude the weird and the wonderful, the glamorous and the bizarre.

A Front Row SeatKirstin Sinclair with a foreword by Erin O’Connor

ISBN: 9781851496617270 x 210mm. 304pp. 500col. £25.00/$45.00 Flexibind with flaps

Through a series of candid photographs taken overthe last seven years A Front Row Seat offers an insightinto the chaos that makes up the extraordinaryworld of fashion shows. Covering all the elementsthat make up the catwalk shows – Backstage, FrontRow, Catwalk and Street Style – the book allows thereader to be a ‘fly on the wall’ and see the reality ofthe fashion world.With quotations from industry professionals –

make up artists, hair stylists, models, editors, designersand bloggers – this title examines how fashion isexpressed and recorded in today's world of socialnetworking and blogging, the popularity of which hasfacilitated the layperson's ability to break into thefashion world. Firmly in tune with the current vibeand with a definite London edginess, A Front Row Seatis a sensational design statement in itself.

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Stephen Jones& the Accent of FashionHarnish Bowles, Andrew Bolton, Suzy Menkes, Anna Piaggi


Stephen Jones is one of the world’s most talented anddistinguished milliners. This exquisitely illustratedmonograph is the first to examine his illustrious careerand famous collaborations.Including photographs from private collections and

museums, the book focuses on a variety of aspects of hiswork, from his collaborations with Boy George, JohnGalliano and Thierry Mugler to his work withphotographers Bruce Weber and Nick Knight.Recent collections include: Marc Jacobs, L'Wren Scott,

Giles Deacon, Gareth Pugh, Loewe, Christian Dior HauteCouture, Prêt-à-porter, Ski & Baby collections, andComme des Garcons. His recent commissions include:Dita von Teese/Crazy Horse, Bryan Adams, ImmodestyBlaize, Take That, Sex and the City 2, Perrier Jouet,Printemps, Ascot, Disneyland, Kylie Minogue, and KateMoss/Met Ball.

Zandra RhodesA Lifelong Love Affair with TextilesGity Monsef


This stunning book celebrates the work of the Britishfashion icon Zandra Rhodes. Internationally recognised,Zandra's designs have always been clear but creative,dramatic but graceful, bold but feminine; her garmentshave a timeless quality, which makes them unmistakablyher own.First published to coincide with an exhibition at the

Fashion and Textile Museum, Zandra Rhodes - A Lifelong LoveAffair with Textiles examines classics from the Rhodescollection such as the famed 'Dinosaur' coat, the Lilycollections, Conceptual Chic, the Chinese series, and therarely seen Spanish Impressions and Medieval collections.It showcases contemporary work from Zandra's studio, aswell as examples of the great influence her style and workhave had on fashion designers today. The book goes on tolook at Zandra's creative process, the textile printingprocess and the fantastic, romantic finished product.

My Favourite DressGity Monsef, Samantha Erin Safer and Robert de Niet


. 100 of the world’s most influential designers choose their favourite dress

My Favourite Dress examines the favourite dresses of onehundred of the world’s most influential designers and celebrities.Intimate and revealing, it uncovers the emotional bonds thatthese individuals have with their most treasured garments.This unique publication was inspired by the opening

exhibition of the Fashion and Textile Museum in London.Fashion designers were asked to select a dress they haddesigned themselves, while other contributors – artists, stylistsand fashion editors – were asked to choose a favourite dressfrom their own wardrobes or another’s collection. Theselections are extraordinarily varied and often unexpected; theyare beautifully illustrated with original sketches, photographs,and fabric samples.With this wonderful collection of dresses, the book reveals the

design aesthetics of many leading figures in the world of fashion,including Alexander McQueen, Calvin Klein, Donna Karan,Giorgio Armani, Issey Miyake, Nicole Farhi, Paul Smith, StellaMcCartney, Stephen Jones, Tracey Emin, and Vivienne Westwood.With over 400 colour illustrations and an introduction by SuzyMenkes, My Favourite Dress is a celebration of the most importantitem in any woman’s wardrobe.

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The Naked Shoe: The Artistry of Mabel JulianelliJane Julianelli


The Naked Shoe is far more than a catalogue of fashion photography in that itdepicts, both in pictures and biographical text, the life and work of fashiondesigner Mabel Julianelli.A pioneer of beautiful and wearable shoes, Julianelli achieved many

constructional and interpretative firsts in her forty-year career in fashion.Her 1940s wedge sandal patent was referenced by Nike in the 1990s, andher 1950 ‘naked’ evening sandal won the prestigious Coty award. This bookoutlines her wonderful career as well as the story of her incredible loveaffair with Charles Julianelli.

Carry Me! 1950’s Lucite Handbags, An American FashionJanice Berkson, Photography by John Bigelow Taylor and Dianne Dubler


The handbag has long been a symbol of status and style – it dominates thefashion scene, adds that all-important finishing touch to an outfit, and is theportable accessory that no woman can live without. With over 160 outstanding photographs this book celebrates some of

the most extraordinary and desirable handbags of the 1950s. All are madefrom Lucite, an acrylic plastic that was considered to be a radical andinnovative material at the time. Unrivalled for their beauty and originality,they are still highly sought after today and command high sums on thevintage fashion scene.

Photographing FashionBritish Style in the SixtiesRichard Lester


For almost forty years one of Britain's most important photographic archiveshas remained unseen. Created by the legendary fashion editor ErnestineCarter for The Sunday Times, this vast collection of images contains some ofthe finest photo-shoots of the Sixties. Photographing Fashion champions the best of British chosen by Carter

during this incredible decade: photographers John Cowan, Terence Donovan,John French and Patrick Hunt capture the mood, with the clothes of MaryQuant, John Bates, Gina Fratini, Foale & Tuffin, Biba, Jean Muir, and OssieClark.

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Glamour Icons: Perfume Bottle DesignMarc Rosen


Glamour Icons is a collection of the most spectacular perfume bottle designs ofthe last century. Written by designer Marc Rosen, the book offers an insightinto the history of perfume bottles, their place in society and their inspirations.The first designer to write a book about his craft, Rosen outlines every

aspect of perfume bottle production, from sketches and models, to workingwith glass manufacturers to realise the designer’s aims. He also reveals theimportant processes behind developing logos, graphics, colours, boxes andcounter displays.The book also includes never published before stories about Rosen’s

career including his first job with Revlon founder Charles Revson, his workwith Elizabeth Arden, and his collaborations with the fashion houses ofChloé, Karl Lagerfeld, Fendi, Perry Ellis and Ellen Tracy. Rosen also recountshis work with celebrities Joan Rivers, Christina Aguilera and Celine Dion, aswell his intriguing relationship with Arlene Dahl, whom he would eventuallymarry.

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Biba The Biba ExperienceAlwyn W. Turner


Biba remains one of the most evocative names in Britishdesign history; it pioneered a new style, mixing thecontemporary with Art Nouveau, Art Deco and thegolden age of Hollywood, dressing itself in the richlyluxuriant colours of a bygone time. With photographs of one of the largest collections in

the world, this book presents a complete history ofBiba, showcasing its clothing, memorabilia,merchandising and interior design. Brigitte Bardot, YokoOno and Princess Anne are all known to have shoppedat the store, whilst Sonny and Cher, Mick and Marianne,and David and Angie were regular visitors. Yet Biba wasnever the exclusive preserve of the rich and famous.Rather, it brought the cutting edge of couture to themasses; prices were kept deliberately low, and anyonewho could tolerate the disdainful inefficiency of thestaff was encouraged to soak up the glamour of aunique shopping experience.

Welcome to Big Biba Inside the Most Beautiful Store in the WorldSteven Thomas and Alwyn W. Turner


Big Biba, the final flowering of Barbara Hulanicki'slegendary Biba store in London, was a shop like no other.It was a fabulous fantasy palace that brought theindulgence of Hollywood to the world of retail. Thecommitted Bibaphile could not only buy a new wardrobeand a complete range of cosmetics or soft furnishings,but she could also hang out, either lounging in the shop-windows, or sipping cocktails upstairs amongst theflamingos that lived on the Roof Garden.Welcome to Big Biba is dedicated entirely to this

dreamland, with over 150 colour photographs of the storeand of the products and graphics created for the variousdepartments, from bathrooms to ball-gowns, fromcosmetics to colouring-books. Styled by Steven Thomas, thedesigner of Big Biba itself, and with text by Alwyn W Turner,author of The Biba Experience, this book evokes the glamour,humour and fantasy of the store, and the audacious stylethat could turn a shop girl into a Hollywood star.

Radical Lace &Subversive KnittingDavid Revere McFadden with JenniferScanlan & Jennifer Steifle Edwards

ISBN: 9781851495689257 x 209mm. 156pp. 193col. 5b.&w.£18.95/$40.00 Paperback

Radical Lace & Subversive Knittingexamines the work of a diverse groupof contemporary artists who havereformed knitting and lacemaking byexperimenting with innovativetechniques and materials.The works, which were largely createdfor an exhibition of the same name atNew York’s Museum of Arts & Design,engage with a wide range of cultural,social and political issues. In particular,many of the pieces stress thesignificance of handwork as a symbol ofcommunity and communication. Theworks also epitomise a crucial change inthe visual arts; inspiring, provocative andradical, they challenge our assumptionsof art, craft and design, in turn makingtheir classification extremely difficult.

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Jacqueline Groag: Textile & Pattern Design: Wiener Werkstatte to American ModernGeoff Rayner, Annmarie Stapleton and Richard Chamberlain


This volume showcases the work of Czech-born textile designer JacquelineGroag. A serious and highly respected contender in the field of textile andpattern design, Groag produced unique hand-printed lengths of fabrics formany of the leading Parisian fashion houses, including Chanel, Lanvin,Worth,Schiaparelli and Paul Poiret. She was also awarded a gold medal for textiledesign at the Milan Triennale in 1933 and another for printed textiles at theParis World Fair in 1937.Finally recognized for her remarkable achievements, in 1984 she was made

Royal Designer for Industry, the ultimate accolade for any designer in Britain.

Shirley Craven and Hull Traders Revolutionary Fabrics and Furniture 1957-1980Lesley Jackson

ISBN: 9781851496082270 x 215mm. 220pp. 180col. £25.00/$49.95 Paperback with flaps

This book celebrates Shirely Craven’s remarkable career and presents herarresting hand screen-printed furnishing fabrics in their entirety. A small company, Hull Traders initially made its mark with designs by artists

Eduardo Paolozzi, Nigel Henderson and Ivon Hitchens. Under Craven'sdirection, the company issued a series of ground-breaking textiles during the1960s by forty artist-designers. This book traces the fascinating untold storyof Hull Traders and its unique creative alliance with Shirley Craven andBernard Holdaway. Featuring stunning new photography and rare archivephotographs, it captures the explosion of creativity during the 1960s andprovides a visual feast of inspirational post-war pattern and form.

Zandra Rhodes Textile Revolution: Medals, Wiggles and Pop 1961-1971Samantha Erin Safer


Zandra Rhodes was one of the most pioneering and influential textiledesigners of the late ’60s and ’70s, and her remarkable pop art-inspiredfabrics revolutionized the fashion world. This book examines Rhodes’s early textile designs, from her years at the

Royal College of Art, to her first foray into the fashion world with designsfor the legendary Swinging London duo Foale and Tuffin. Featuring stunningphotography by Clive Arrowsmith, Guy Bourdin and David Bailey, thepublication also includes her special commissions for Jacqmar, &Vice Versa,and Sekers Pty Australia.

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Artist Designed Textiles 1940-1976Geoff Rayner, Richard Chamberlain and Annamarie Phelps


The development of textiles as an art form between 1945 and 1970, and theextent of collaboration between artists and textile manufacturers at this time,is unrivalled in modern art history. Raoul Dufy was the first 20th-centuryartist to become seriously and successfully involved in producing textiledesigns. His work influenced and encouraged many others in Britain, on theContinent and in America; after the war the movement flourished with theinvolvement of leading artists including Picasso, Matisse, Moore, and Warhol.This comprehensive survey of textile design in Britain and America containsapproximately 200 colour images alongside specially commissionedphotography.

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Late 18th & 19th Century TextilesFrancesca Galloway and Sue Kerry


18th and 19th Century Textiles presents a stunning selection of textiles, chosen not just fortheir elegance and beauty, but also for their relevance to the history of textile design. The book features specially commissioned photography and includes fascinating

accounts of how the pieces were made. Illustrating the tremendous shift in taste fromthe restrained Neo-Classical style of the late 18th century to the imperialistic andutterly luxurious fashions of the Napoleonic era, it is the first publication to examineboth the aesthetic design of textiles and the history of textile production.

Twentieth Century TextilesFrancesca Galloway and Sue Kerry


This is the first book on European Textiles where aesthetic design is combined withserious archival research into the history of textile production. The design, manufactureand marketing of these textiles are examined, and the reasons for their productionoutlined. The volume includes over 100 designs, ranging from a spectacular hangingdesigned by Dagobert Peche in 1918, to a series of dramatic series of woven silk andmetal wall coverings designed by Henri Stephany for the 1925 Exposition Internationale.

Liberty and Co. in the Fifties and Sixties: A Taste for DesignAnna Buruma


Since its inception in 1875 as the Oriental Emporium, Liberty & Co has been at theforefront of both fashion and the decorative arts. The company led many 1960s fashiontrends, and its design studio was used extensively by Jean Muir, Biba, Foale & Tuffin, andYves Saint Laurent amongst others.Filled with illustrations from the Liberty archive this book outlines how the

emporium of traditional style found itself at the very epicentre of the world of fashion:Carnaby Street in the sixties.

Paris Salons Vol 6: Textiles & LeatherAlastair Duncan

ISBN: 9781851493746279 x 216mm. 397pp. 43col. 1,061b.&w.£49.50/$99.50 Hardback

The catalogues of the Paris Salons at the turn of the 19th to the 20th century provide aunique archive of illustrations of the decorative arts at a pivotal time in their development.This volume illustrates printed and woven fabrics, silk, lace, embroidery, tapestry and

leather goods. Because of wear and tear, almost none of 1,200 illustrated pieces havesurvived outside museum collections, nor have they appeared at auction, making thisan indispensable work of reference.

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Woven Masterpieces of Sikh HeritageThe Stylistic Development of the Kashmir Shawl under Maharaja Ranjit1780-1839Frank Ames


In this book Frank Ames examines the stylistic development of the Kashmirshawl in the context of the Khalsa (Sikh brotherhood) movement. Duringthis era of Punjab India’s colourful history, a variety of complex andenigmatic patterns in the shawl emerged, some purely geometric and somesymbolic.Focusing predominantly on the shawl’s decorative elements, this

publication represents Ames’s experiential views, reflecting his personalobservations, speculations, ideas, and musings based on his intimate contactwith the subject for over thirty years.

The Kashmiri Shawl: From Jamavar to PaisleySherry Rehman and Naheed Jafri


The Kashmiri shawl is rooted in a complex craft tradition that goes back atleast five hundred years. Its uniqueness lies in a combination of factors thathave made it virtually impossible to duplicate anywhere else. This book tells the history of the Kashmiri shawl from a South-Asian

perspective, examining everything from its origins in Kashmir, and the richvein of patronage on which it thrived, to its changing ornamental face and itsregional variations in Punjab and Persia.

Dhurrie: Flatwoven Rugs of IndiaShyam Ahuja


Transcending social boundaries, the dhurrie was used by commoner androyalty alike. At its simplest, it was a multi-purpose textile used as floorcovering, bedding or packaging. At its most elaborate, woven with the finestfibres and enhanced with gold threads, it graced the palaces of royalty.This pioneering work traces the dhurrie back to prehistoric India with

beautifully reproduced photographs of extant examples. Paying particularattention to the design and colouring of dhurries, the publication alsoexamines their production from the selection and dyeing of the yarn, to theprocesses of weaving, washing and finishing.

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Art of Embroidery: History of Style and TechniqueLanto Synge


Art of Embroidery examines embroidery and needlework within the context of the history offabrics, decorative costume, interior decoration, church and state ceremonial, girls’ education,and furniture and pastimes.

Embroideries and Patterns: From 19th Century ViennaRaffaella Serena


The most significant patterns of the Nowotny collections are integrated with examplesfrom other sources in order to give a complete historical and stylistic account of theperiod.

Animal Embroideries and Patterns: From 19th Century ViennaRaffaella Serena


The second book to examine the petit point embroidery of 19th Century Vienna, AnimalEmbroideries focuses solely on motifs and decorative patterns containing animals. The bookincludes instructions on how to reproduce some of the spectacular designs.

Needlework Tools and Accessories: A Dutch TraditionKay Sullivan


The first publication to examine the history of needlework tools made in Holland andexported worldwide, from the Middle Ages to the 20th Century.

Antique Needlework Tools and EmbroideriesNerylla Taunton


This book is a comprehensive study of needlework tools, from the 17th century to the Edwardian era, and an indispensable reference on the subject.

TEXTILES

Tribal RugsTreasures of the Black TentBrian W. MacDonald


Tribal Rugs celebrates one of theworld’s oldest crafts, examining thewoven legacies left by different tribessince 500 BC. Starting with theoldest complete rug, the bookoutlinines the creations of thenomadic peoples of Iran, Afghanistan,Turkey, the Caucasus and Central Asia.

Persian FlatweavesParviz Tanavoli


This comprehensive survey of thefascinating but somewhat neglectedsubject of Persian flatweaves isdivided into two parts. It first dealswith the long history of flatweaves,before examining the differentvarieties – gelim, palas, weft-wrappedweaves, zilu and jajim – andoutlinining their uses.

Starting to Collect AntiqueOriental RugsMurray Eiland III


This book explains a number of areasof great interest to the novicecollector, including where to buy,what to look for, and care andrestoration. The author examines theproduction of rugs in Persia, Turkey,the Caucasus, Afghanistan, China andIndia.

Persian Rugs and CarpetsThe Fabric of LifeEssie Sakhai, edited by Ian Bennett

ISBN: 9781851495078350 x 275mm. 448pp. 488col. £75.00/$150.00 Hardback – Reprint 2012

Persian Rugs and Carpets: The Fabric of Life examinesthe vast range of carpets woven in Persia between1850 and 1975. The book outlines the weavingtechniques and patterns of many different regionsand tribes, giving in-depth accounts of individualexamples and, in some cases, uncovering thefascinating stories depicted in the carpets’ motifs. Thevolume also contains an insightful introductory essayabout the history of the Persian rug.

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Ferdinand Preiss - Art Deco Sculptor The Fire and the FlameAlberto Shayo


Ferdinand Preiss (1882-1943) was the most prolificsculptor of the Art Deco period in Germany. Hecombined ivory, bronze, onyx and marble to create themost dazzling sculptures of his day.Preiss entered into an apprenticeship with his uncle, a

master ivory carver, at the age of sixteen, following thedeath of his parents. He went on to become the mostimportant Art Deco sculptor in Germany, and indeedone of the most accomplished in the whole of Europeduring the Nazi period. This book follows thedevelopment of ivory carving in Erbach, Germany, whilstalso examining the political climate of the time.

Camille Fauré Limoges Art Deco Enamels - The Geometry of JoyAlberto Shayo


Illustrated with over 200 colour images of collectors’pieces, this book is a celebration of the vibrancy andbrilliance that emanated from the Fauré Atelier duringthe Art Deco period. From painting street signs andbillboards, Fauré moved on to enamels of the highestquality, mostly of vases. An avid clientele not only inFrance, but as far away as Japan and Brazil welcomed hisgeometric and flowerform designs, with vibrant andshining colours. This book examines Fauré's personal life,art and studio and contains wonderful illustrations ofobjects from museums as well as private collections,which until now have never been seen by the public.

Art Deco and OtherFiguresBryan Catley

ISBN: 9781851493821288 x 220mm. 400pp. 121col. 1,133b.&w.£45.00/$89.50 Hardback – Reprint 2012

This important book contains themost complete range of Art Decofigures ever published. During theinterwar years a modern style ofdecorative sculpture emerged; itrepresented a complete break fromthe heavy romantic late 19thcentury schools, and was totally insympathy with the vibrant youngsociety of the 1920s. The use ofbronze and ivory for a great numberof these sensual figures in no wayobscures the fact that many are ofexceptionally high quality. Add tothat their sense of movement andrhythm, and it is clear that the largesums they now command is areflection of a discriminativeinternational collectors’ market.

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New Hall PorcelainsGeoffrey A. Godden


In this fascinating volume, china-ware expert Geoffrey Godden confirms thecollective and decorative appeal of New Hall Porcelain. The factory producedover three thousand patterns which served to enhance a long series ofattractive yet very functional forms. They were welcomed for theirexcellence over a period of over fifty years, from 1782 to 1835. New Hall Porcelains presents historical facts in a novel, helpful manner,

supported by a broad selection of clear illustrations. Geoffrey Goddenillustrates how diverse and attractive Staffordshire 'Real China' porcelainscan be, placing New Hall in its rightful position in the study of Britishporcelains and their history.

Godden’s Guide to English Blue and White PorcelainGeoffrey A. Godden


Godden’s Guide to English Blue & White Porcelain is the first major publicationon the subject since the early 1970s. The most up-to-date work, it includeswares from the early 19th-century and examines pieces that have not beenstudied before. The author includes an introduction to collecting blue andwhite porcelain, as well as a section outlining the history of this popularmode of decoration. With over 700 instructive illustrations, this unique andcomprehensive study includes vital sections on identification, auction valuesand fakes and reproductions.

Rockingham: 1745-1842Alwyn and Angela Cox


This new, comprehensive and well-illustrated account of the RockinghamPottery traces its unusual development and diverse wares from 1745, whenit was founded, to its closure almost a century later. Characteristic shapesand motifs are illustrated, including the complete range of transfer-printeddesigns on pottery. In porcelain, for which the Rockingham Works is justlyrenowned, its tea and dessert services are described and illustrated, as arefigures and many ornamental items. The book contains essential informationfor collectors including all known factory marks and advice on how to avoidspurious wares.

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The Ewers-Tyne Collection of Worcester Porcelainat CheekwoodJohn Sandon


This catalogue of the Ewers-Tyne Collection is the first publication topresent all three centuries of Worcester porcelain together. Detailing thelong history of porcelain manufacture at Worcester, this volume is aninvaluable reference book as well as a tribute to the extraordinary collectionhoused at Cheekwood. Many masterpieces from the early nineteenthcentury are in the collection, including specimens from some of the finestarmorial services, finished off with sumptuous gilding. Written by renownedexperts on Worcester porcelain, the book contains colour illustrations ofevery piece, accompanied by an insightful text.

Starting to Collect Antique PorcelainJohn Sandon


With the help of this book, forming a collection of antique porcelain hasnever been easier. Written by leading authority John Sandon, the volumepresents all manner of practical advice, covering all the essential informationfor a novice or beginner. Where should you buy? What should you look for?How do you avoid fakes? Should you get a damaged piece restored? Howmuch should you spend? Sandon answers these questions and many more ina style that is concise and readable. Clear colour illustrations have also been carefully chosen to show the

unique attributes of each kind of porcelain.

Parian: Copeland’s Statuary PorcelainRobert Copeland


Parian - a high-quality, unglazed porcelain - was first developed in the early1840s by Copeland & Garrett. Its purpose was to provide small sculptures forthe public at a time when full size marble statues were gracing the homes ofwealthy people. Parian - Copeland's Statuary Porcelain tells this fascinating storyin detail; beginning with its origins and introduction, the book goes on todescribe the manufacturing processes of mould-making and the casting of thefigures. Also included is a comprehensive catalogue of Copeland's productionsof statuettes, groups and portrait busts, with details of production costs andselling prices as well as over 500 illustrations from the Copeland archive.

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Spode Transfer Printed Ware: 1784-1833David Drakard and Paul Holdway


Extensively enlarged and revised since it was first published in 1983, this volume nowillustrates every known transfer print issued by the Spode family at their Works inStoke-on-Trent. Over1000 illustrations allow the reader to understand the greatvariety of shapes produced by Spode, as well as the imprints with which they markedtheir decorated wares. Crucially, the volume also outlines the difference betweenmethods of manufacture used in the past and those practiced today.

Spode-Copeland-Spode: The Works and Its People 1770-1970Vega Wilkinson


Spode-Copeland-Spode is the story of one manufactory, two families, and generationsof artists, gilders, modelers and their products.Founded by Josiah Spode I in 1770, the business and works were taken over in 1833

by the Copeland family before being sold again in 1970, at which point the companyand its products reverted to the original name. This book illustrates the factory’s fullrange of products, from everyday wares to commissions for Royalty and the nobility.

Staffordshire Potters: 1781-1900Dick Henrywood


Staffordshire has produced around ninety percent of the pots made in England, and isof paramount importance to the study of British ceramics. This publication containsthe most comprehensive list ever published of potters from the area, and includes anabundance of other information that has not been available before. Assembled byextracting data from over 61 directories published between 1781 and 1900, it is thestandard work of reference for all who are interested in British pottery and porcelain.

Derby Porcelain 1748-1848: An Illustrated GuideJohn Twitchett


This volume has superseded the author's earlier Derby Porcelain as the new standardwork on the subject. With much new information and a large number of previouslyunpublished illustrations, the volume represents a comprehensive study of theNottingham Road Derby factory.The book presents a history of Derby porcelain, as well as sections on the people

associated with it, production materials and techniques, subject matter and patterns,and usage. Price lists for groups and single figures are also included.

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The Meissen Collectors’ Catalogue Laurence Mitchell


Early in the 20th century Meissen published acatalogue of the porcelain manufactured by thefactory in the late 19th and early 20th century. Thisbook is an annotated version of that very rarecatalogue, containing reproductions of theillustrations and relating each item to its series andcross-matching to its pair where one exists. Thework of the renowned modeller Kändler isprominent, though there are also examples by lesser-known modellers such as Kirchner.

Success to America Creamware for the American MarketPatricia A. Halfpenny, S. RobertTeitelman and Ronald W. Fuchs II.


This book showcases the world’sfinest collection of Englishcreamware made for Americancustomers in the 1760-1820 period:the S. Robert Teitelmen collection.Passed down through generations,these wares capture the spirit ofAmerica.

Godden’s Guide to IronstoneStone and Granite WaresGeoffrey Godden


Initially introduced to emulate, rivaland undersell the vast and popularimportations of Oriental porcelains,ironstone-type bodies actuallyproceeded to take over the trade. Thisis the first publication devoted toBritish Ironstone China and andgranite ceramic bodies.

Susie Cooper: A Pioneer ofModern DesignAndrew Casey and Ann Eatwell


The definitive guide to the work ofthis highly-respected contemporaryceramic designer. The eighteenauthoritative essays reveal, for thefirst time, facts about Susie Cooper’slife based on new research materialand information from her family.

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Joseph Kishere and the Mortlake PotteriesRobin Hildyard and Jack Howarth


This volume provides a definitive history of the important Mortlake potteryestablished by Joseph Kishere in the late 18th century.The full range of his productsare described in detail and fully illustrated.Robin Hildyard's Stoneware section gives a comprehensive overview of the English salt-

glaze potteries and identifies Kishere's niche in a very competitive market. Meanwhile,Jack Howarth offers an insight into the history of the pottery by tracing Joseph Kishere'sancestry back to the earliest contact between his father, Benjamin, and John Sanders.

The Vine Pottery: Birks Rawlins & Co.Peter Goodfellow


The first book devoted to the company founded by Lawrence Arthur Birks andCharles Frederick Goodfellow in Stoke-upon-Trent in 1894. With over 500 colourillustrations, the volume traces 40 years of porcelain and pottery production in NorthStaffordshire, paying particular attention to the high profile designers, employed by theVine Potteries, including Edmund G. Reuter. Before its untimely closure in 1934, thefirm won numerous international awards including royal patronage from Queen Mary.

Pratt Ware 1740-1840John and Griselda Lewis


Pratt Ware 1740-1840 is the only book to recount what is known of the Pratt family ofFenton near Stoke-upon-Trent, in turn explaining how their name became associatedwith this distinctive variety of pottery. Importantly, this type of ware was made bymany other potters, not only in Staffordshire but also in Yorkshire, Liverpool,Sunderland, Tyneside, Devonshire and on the east and west coasts of Scotland. Withover 200 stunning colour illustrations, this publication examines a wide range ofproducts, tracing each piece to its manufacturer.

Chetham & Woolley Stonewares 1793-1821Colin Wyman


This book is the first to examine the work of ceramics firm Chetham & Woolley. Thepartnership between James Chetham and Richard Woolley was first established in afactory in Longton, Staffordshire in 1795. The factory soon occupied a very importantposition in the Staffordshire ceramics industry, and the company was responsible forthe develoment of Fildspathic Stoneware. This publication contains a wealth of newresearch, and re-establishes the factory's well-deserved reputation.

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Starting to Collect 20th Century CeramicsAndrew Casey


The 20th century offers the ceramics enthusiast a wide range of opportunities toexpand their collection, from coffee sets and dinner wares to decorative plaques, eggcups and even chamber pots. Written by award-winning author Andrew Casey, thisbook covers the diverse range of pottery produced during the 20th century. Featuringfifty British manufacturers and twenty of the most important companies from Europeand the USA, the book provides a starting point for all collectors.

Clarice CliffAndrew Casey


Clarice Cliff was one of the most important and renowned Art Deco designers of the20th Century. This vibrant and colourful publication contains an extensive price guidebased on over 170 Clarice Cliff pieces that have sold at auction in the UK. Detailingthe date of sale and the price realised, Andrew Casey also offers estimations for eachitem in today’s market. With a foreword by Antiques Roadshow expert Eric Knowles,this is an essential publication for all collectors of Clarice Cliff or Art Deco ceramics.

Art Deco Ceramics in BritainAndrew Casey


This book focuses on the art deco ceramics that were produced by the Britishpottery industry during the late 1920s and early 1930s. It outlines the history of thepopular style, from its origins in France and its breakthrough in Britain to how it tookoff during the early thirties. The volume also explains how well-established factories,including Josiah Wedgwood and Sons Ltd and Minton, were forced to produce artdeco styled ware, because of its surging popularity.

20th Century Ceramic Designers in BritainAndrew Casey


Throughout the 20th century certain British ceramic designers made an outstandingcontribution to the pottery industry. This book concentrates on these pioneeringdesigners who created tableware designs that were contemporary, practical and, mostimportantly, beautiful. Whilst many of the featured designers were prolific during theperiod between the wars, the publication also covers the austerity years of the fortiesand fifties. It then takes us through the innovative and expansive sixties and seventies,right up to the end of the century.

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Victorian China Fairings: The Collector’s GuideDerek H. Jordan

ISBN: 9781851494460280 x 225mm. 176pp. 450col.£35.00/$65.00 Hardback

This comprehensive work is the definitive guide for the novice or experienced collectorof fairings, covering history, values, repairs and fakes, with over 400 beautiful colourillustrations. These photographs are all indexed for quick, easy reference to identificationand value. The only book available on the subject, Victorian China Fairings - The CollectorsGuide is an absolute must-have reference for collectors, auctioneers and dealers.

Pot Lids and Other Coloured Printed Staffordshire WaresReference and Price GuideK. V. Mortimer


The first publication on the subject for over twenty years, this book classifies all knownauthenticated pot-lids by subject, listing their variations and sizes, assessing their rarityand value, and providing much new information on their history and contents. In thisnewly revised edition, the most comprehensive volume ever produced on the subject,virtually every item is featured in full colour for the first time.

White Salt-Glazed Stoneware of the British IslesDiana Edwards and Rodney Hampson


White Salt-Glazed Stoneware of the British Isles is the first book on the subject since1971, and the first to cover its production in the whole of the British Isles. The bookoutlines the history and production of salt-glazed stoneware, examining everythingfrom its manufacture and decoration to marketing and distribution. With fiveinvaluable appendices including details of all manufacturers of salt-glazed stoneware,price lists from the 18th century and an extensive bibliography, this publication is thequintessential guide for all enthusiasts and collectors.

English Dry-Bodied Stoneware Wedgwood & Contemporary Manufacturers 1774-1830Diana Edwards and Rodney Hampson


English dry-bodied stoneware was the ultimate ceramic expression of the neoclassicalwave of the mid-18th century. This book is the first to explore the vast subject, withdiscussions of the wide range of bodies produced by Wedgwood and his contemporaries. More than 400 illustrations and detailed research into more than sixty potteries make

this the most comprehensive reference book ever produced on the subject.

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The Golden Age of English Glass1650-1775Dwight P. Lanmon FSA


The Golden Age of English Glass features 150 objects fromthe collection of John H. Bryan, ranging in date fromc.1650-1809. These enable a full and detailed discussionof the history of English glassmaking during its criticalperiod of innovation (c.1650-1675) and its worldtriumph (c.1700-1775). The volume includes discussionson crystal table glass, 'black' glass bottles, window glass,mirrors and lighting (glass candle sticks and chandeliers).In spite of the fact that these pieces are among the

most important examples of English glass known, littlehas been published on this era. The scholarly text bringstogether the latest information in a dynamic area ofresearch; essays accompanying catalogue discussions ofindividual glasses place them in their wider historical andtechnical settings. With over 300 images, the volumeoffers a valuable insight into the processes ofmanufacture and decoration as well as beautifullyconveying the historical function of the pieces.

The Decanter An Illustrated History of Glass from 1650Andy McConnell

ISBN: 9781851494286279 x 216mm. 576pp. 233col. 485b.&w.£45.00/$89.50 Hardback – Reprint 2012

This exciting new book, the result of five years ofresearch and writing, is the first ever in-depth study ofthe leading vessel in the European glassmakersrepertoire between 1650 and 1950.In presenting the subject on a wide stage, The Decanter

provides the reader with a history of European andAmerican glassmaking from the perspective of thedecanter. Illustrated by photographs, patterns and drawings of

thousands of examples drawn from numerous public andprivate collections, the text encompasses the stylistic andtechnical evolution of fine glassmaking and its influencesand social uses.Written by a former journalist and glass dealer with

twenty-five years’ experience, The Decanter is readableand accessible, and provides an indispensable guide tosocial historians and lovers of antique glass and wine.

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The American Cut Glass Industry: T G Hawkes and His CompetitorsJane Shadel Spillman


This authoritative book presents new information about the late 19th and early 20thcentury cut glass industry in Corning, New York.The recent discovery of a mass ofarchival material relating to T.G. Hawkes and Company, including thousands of letters,has enabled the author to research business practices in the glass industry in moredetail than ever before. The volume includes in depth examinations of the competitionand cooperation between the glass cutting firms.

Mt. Washington and Pairpoint GlassKenneth M. Wilson


The first Mt.Washington factory opened in South Boston in 1837 and its descendantfirm, the Pairpoint Glass Company, continues to make fine glass in Sagamore,Massachusetts today. In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Mt.Washington wascelebrated for its Art Glass and Rich Cut glass, however, until now, virtually nothing hasbeen known of the company's history or its many other products. Eagerly awaited byglass collectors, this book offers a comprehensive history of the firm.

Venetian Glass Mosaics 1860-1917Sheldon Barr


The recovered art of Venetian mosaic in the late 19th and early 20th century is nowseen as one of the most important aesthetic achievements of the Victorian-Edwardianera. The first comprehensive book on the subject, this volume illustrates work by boththe Salviati Company and the Venice and Murano Glass and Mosaic Company. Itexamines the revival of the art of Venetian mosaic making in the mid-19th century,discussing the complicity of both Antonio Salviati and Sir Austen Henry Layard in thatrevival.

Nelson Commemorated in Glass PicturesL. P. Le Quesne


This lavishly illustrated and comprehensive account is the only publication to beconcerned solely with commemorative glass pictures of Admiral Nelson. All of theseventy known Nelson glass pictures are described here; half represent Nelson, hisdeath and his magnificent funeral, while the remainder depict fantastical, allegoricalscenes such as Nelson falling into the ample bosom of Britannia.The pictures’ captionsare reproduced in full, and explanatory notes are included where necessary.

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British Glass 1800-1914Charles R. Hajdamach


This major publication has established itself as the standard work on 19thcentury British glass. In addition to cut, engraved, cameo and etched glass, theinformation on personalities, working conditions and the operations of theglasshouse gives the collector an all-round view of the subject not availableelsewhere. The volume offers a valuable insight into the great Stourbridgefactories that dominated the 19th century glassmaking scene, complementingthe glass with contemporary archive material, much of which facilitates thedating of pieces. Over four hundred stunning photographs illustrate thiscomprehensive study of the greatest period in the history of British glass.

20th Century British GlassCharles R. Hajdamach

ISBN: 9781851495870300 x 237mm. 480pp. 1,000col. £49.50/$89.50 Hardback

This is the most comprehensive book yet published on twentieth centuryBritish glass, with hitherto unpublished catalogues, contemporaryphotographs and hundred of objects grouped to assist collectors withidentification. Indeed, the majority of the items, from private and publiccollections, are illustrated for the first time. The book covers everything fromArt Nouveau and Art Deco masterpieces to the now much ignored Pyrexovenware and everything in between from engraving, cameo glass andpaperweights. The volume examines the effects of the two world wars, andcontains biographical sections examining post-war designers includingGeoffrey Baxter, Ronald Stennett-Willson and Frank Thrower.

Starting to Collect Antique GlassJohn Sandon


This publication illustrates the history of glass, from its discovery in ancientEgypt right through to the fascinating world of the 20th century and post-war design. The carefully chosen illustrations, all in colour, highlight thestunning contrast between fine old Venetian and Art Nouveau masterpiecesand quite ordinary decanters and Victorian moulded bottles. The bookincludes important sections outlining what is available within different priceranges, and where to look for bargains. With invaluable information on howto spot repairs and avoid fakes, Starting to Collect Antique Glass will help thenovice or the experienced enthusiast to expand their collections.

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Silversmiths to the NationThomas Fletcher and Sidney Gardiner 1808-1842Donald L. Fennimore and Ann K. Wagner


Silversmiths to the Nation: Thomas Fletcher and Sidney Gardiner, 1808-1842represents the first in-depth study of the celebrated silversmiths and theirmagnificent work. The firm these men established in Boston and Philadelphiaintroduced a new era in silver production and revolutionised the importanceof silver in America.�� Some 100 works from the firm are included in thislavishly illustrated volume, many of which are previously unpublished andbelong to private collections. A number of associated paintings and prints, aswell as an extensive appendix of makers’ marks broaden the scope of thepresentation and set the work in context.

Silver BoxesEric Delieb


The silver box has fascinated and intrigued collectors for many centuries. Thisbook is a comprehensive study of the subject, concentrating on thedevelopment of the silver box in England from the 16th century to the late19th century. The interest of collectors has always lain not only in the shapeand type of boxes, but also the wide variety of uses to which they have beenput and the splendid enrichment lavished upon them. As such, the bookincludes a penetrating analysis of the roots and derivations of ornament, withfull colour illustrations showing the many forms and uses of silver boxes.

Paktong: The Chinese Alloy in Europe 1680-1820Keith Pinn


A rare Chinese alloy imported in small quantities during the 18th century,Paktong was used by European craftsmen to make domestic objects inimitation of silverware. The metal has been shrouded in mystery since it wasfirst recorded by Western travellers in the 17th century; it was not until thesecond half of the 18th century that the vital silver-coloured ingredient,Nickel, was identified. Now, however, the author's research has enabled thehistory of Paktong to be pieced together. A well-illustrated study of morethan 100 pieces, this volume will allow readers to identify and understandobjects made from this scarce and highly-prized Chinese metal.

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20th Century Pewter: Art Nouveau to ModernismPaul Carter Robinson


20th Century Pewter traces the development of styles from Art Nouveau toModernism, highlighting the important factories and workshops in thisseminal period of design. It is the first book to delineate the artists andmanufacturers working in this versatile material.The book includes companyhistories, biographical information, marks/monograms and over 350 originalphotographs and sketches presenting outstanding examples of international20th century pewter design. Paul Carter Robinson has been collecting anddealing in this specialist area from his London gallery for over 20 years.

Starting to Collect Antique SilverIan Pickford


Starting to Collect Antique Silver is a reliable and accessible reference forbeginners and experienced collectors alike. After an introduction to thehistory of silver as a precious metal, Ian Pickford's guide offers a lively andauthoritative survey of the diverse uses to which it has been put.� Heoutlines the makers, their techniques, and the types of decoration used, aswell as covering hallmarks and assay offices, an understanding of which isessential for a collector. The book also includes useful information regardingfakes and altered silver, as well offering advice on how to care for it.

Wine Labels 1730-2003: A Worldwide HistoryJohn Salter


Silver wine labels made their first appearance in the 1730s, so that thecontents of unmarked opaque glass wine bottles. Later they adorned clearglass decanters.This book represents the lively interest of a group from the Wine Label

Circle, who have contributed to the text based on their own specialistknowledge.The book outlines the history of the labels themselves, as well asexamining the great collections, offering an insight into the makers, places ofmanufacture, and different styles. Most of the authors have already writtenfor the journal of the Wine Label Circle on specialist subjects.

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Jackson’s Silver and Gold Marks of England, Scotland & IrelandEdited by Ian Pickford

ISBN: 9780907462637279 x 216mm. 768pp. 15,400b.&w.£49.50/$99.50 Hardback

Sir Charles Jackson's English Goldsmiths and their Marks isthe classic reference work on British antique silverhallmarks. First written in 1905 and last revised in 1921,it was a mammoth endeavour which has remained inprint ever since. It is still considered indispensable bysilver collectors and dealers, despite shortcomings dueto its age. In this edition, the 1921 text has beenextensively updated by experts, with over 10,000corrections and an enormous amount of entirely newmaterial. This reprint reconfirms Jackson's status as thequintessential reference book for dealers, scholars andcollectors of antique silver.

Jackson’s HallmarksPocket EditionEdited by Ian Pickford

ISBN: 9781851491698215 x 120mm. 172pp. 1,000b.&w.£6.95/$14.50 Paperback

This handy-sized guide is drawn from the extensivelyrevised Jackson's Silver and Gold Marks of England,Scotland and Ireland. Updated to include current assaymarks, this pocket edition contains complete cycles ofsilver marks for all the important Assay Offices, withvariations shown for gold, platinum, Britannia Standardand import marks. The most complete, accurate, and upto date guide on the market, it includes over 1,000makers' marks.

Compendium of Chester Gold and Silver Marks 1570-1962Maurice Ridgway and Philip Priestley


This publication is the first single work to include allChester punch marks from 1570 to 1962. Givenunlimited access to the Chester assay office records andChester Goldsmith’s Company records dating from the16th century, the authors have compiled nearly 10,000makers’ marks. The book includes an historicalbackground, details of all extant records and copperplates, and date letter tables to assist the reader indating wares.

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Tiffany Silver Flatware 1845-1905 When Dining Was An ArtWilliam P. Hood, Roslyn Berlin and Edward Wawrynek


The antique silver flatware of Tiffany & Co. is highly sought after, and untilnow there has been a lack of literature available on the subject. Based onresearch in the Tiffany archives and elsewhere, this volume illustrates andexamines twenty three full-line Tiffany patterns, numerous not-full-linepatterns and ten custom patterns. Detailed descriptions and superbphotographs highlight the extraordinary creativity and craftsmanship thatdistinguishes Tiffany & Co.'s prolific flatware production from other Victorianmanufacturers. Containing a wealth of well-referenced information,strengthened by a detailed index, this book will be of interest to scholars aswell as collectors.

Art Nouveau Domestic Metalwork From Württembergische Metallwarenfabrik 1906Introduction by Graham Dry

ISBN: 9781851495108279 x 216mm. 392pp. 13col. 3,500b.&w.£45.00/$89.50 Hardback – Reprint under consideration

At the end of the 19th century, Württembergische MetallwarenFabrik was theworld's largest manufacturer and exporter of household metalware. At itsheight, over 6,000 workers were employed in Germany, Poland and Austria,and almost 10,000 designs were produced. This publication contains a reprint of their sumptuous 1906 catalogue containgover 3000 domestic pieces, accompanied by a detailed historical introductionby Graham Dry. With details including size, finish, and cost, this revised editionprovides a fascinating insight into the type and style of domestic metalworkthat was available at the height of the Art Nouveau period.

Old Sheffield PlateA History of the 18th Century Plated TradeGordon Crosskey


With Thomas Boulsover’s invention of Sheffield plate in 1742, a whole newindustry was born; the revolutionary technique of fusion plating allowed a widerange of articles typically made in silver to be imitated at a much lower cost. The extraordinary expansion of the industry in the second half of the 18th

century was a triumph of ingenuity, craftsmanship, excellence of design, andmarketing. This profusely illustrated book covers all of these aspects of thetrade. The volume also presents an account of the opening of the Sheffieldand Birmingham assay offices.

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Louis C. Tiffany Garden Museum CollectionAlastair Duncan

ISBN: 9781851494576305 x 260mm. 672pp. 675col. 514b.&w.£95.00/$195.00 Hardback Slipcase

This beautifully illustrated publication is the definitivework on America's premier artist-designer, Louis C.Tiffany. It examines every facet of his unrivalledachievements, from his famous lamps and windows to hislesser-known paintings and furniture. Every piece isreproduced in colour, often complemented by extractsfrom sales catalogues, advertisements and price lists.

Tiffany Lamps and Metalware An Illustrated Reference to Over 2,000 ModelsAlastair Duncan

ISBN: 9781851495177295 x 237mm. 528pp. 913col. 1,044b.&w.£95.00/$195.00 Hardback Slipcase

This beautiful work illustrates a seemingly inexhaustibleselection of the oil and electric light fixtures issued bythe Tiffany studios: table and floor lamps, chandeliers andsconces. Also included are many of the other metalwareitems produced by the firm including toiletry andsmoking accessories, inkstands, candlesticks, photographframes and clocks.

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Great Exhibitions 1851-1900: London, Paris, New York & PhiladelphiaJonathan Meyer


This book examines the major international exhibitions held during the 19th century,whilst focusing on the important changes that were taking place in both society anddesign. The author highlights the enormous impact of the Industrial Revolution,explaining how it influenced the decorative arts through changes in machinery andscientific methods.

Christopher Dresser: The People’s Designer 1834-1904Harry Lyons


Best known for his silver-plate work, Dresser was the first true designer of theIndustrial Age, working in ceramics, textiles, wallpaper and graphic design. This bookseeks to answer many of the questions still surrounding his life and works, andincludes a dictionary of over 600 of his designs. Extensively researched and profuselyillustrated, the volume also includes a foreword by Alberto Alessi.

Lewis Foreman Day 1845-1910: Unity in Design and IndustryJoan Maria Hansen


Lewis Foreman Day’s mastery of pattern, colour and draughtsmanship resulted in tiles,clocks, furniture, wallpapers, textiles, books, stained glass and interiors of remarkablediversity and beauty. His attitudes and practice were remarkably modern, and he firmlybelieved that a marriage of design and industrial processes was essential to producebeautiful furnishings. In exploring Day's career as a versatile industrial designer and amajor writer and critic, this well-illustrated book restores his place among theinfluential figures of his time.

The Bookplates and Badges of C. F. A Voysey Architect and Designer of the Arts and Crafts MovementsKaren Livingstone


Perhaps the most recognised and influential designer of his age, Voysey designed overone hundred bookplates, badges and greetings cards. The focus of the book is thecollection of these designs from Voysey's own personal archive. Very few of have beenpublished to date, and never as part of a complete collection. Beautiful to look at andfull of interesting symbolism, each design encapsulates the spirit and underlyingprinciples which informed every aspect of Voysey's architecture and decorative design.

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W.A.S. Benson Arts & Crafts Luminary and Pioneer of Modern DesignEdited by Dr. Ian Hamerton


This is the first book devoted to the life and work of designer and architectWilliam Arthur Smith Benson. Renowned for imaginative and practicalmetalwork designs, he is best known for his daring and innovative work inthe sphere of electrical lighting. Examples of the latter have always beenwidely admired and are becoming increasingly rare and desirable. Otheraspects of Benson’s life and work, however, are less well known, and thesehave been given prominence in this extensively researched and visuallystunning book.

The Arts and Crafts of Napoleonic and AmericanPrisoners of War 1756-1816Clive Lloyd


This book presents fascinating accounts of the lives and occupations ofprisoners of war, and the prison markets in which they were permitted tosell their wares. Illustrated here are a wide range of items, from museumsaround the world and the author's own collection, that reveal the incredibleskills of these imprisoned craftsmen. The items include boxes, toys andautomata made from bone, straw or paper, as well as paintings by artistswhose work is now in high demand.

A History of Napoleonic and American Prisoners of War 1756-1816Hulk, Depot and ParoleClive Lloyd

ISBN: 9781851495283304 x 241mm. 376pp. 16col. 16b.&w.£35.00/$69.50 HardbackISBN: 9781851495405 £80.00/$159.00 2 vol set

A companion to ‘The Arts and Crafts of Napoleonic and American Prisoners ofWar’, this book presents a detailed history of prisoners of war between 1756and 1816. Firstly, the author outlines the various wars that saw men frommany different countries become prisoners, presenting tales of individualsand their voyages, mutinies, fortunes and failures. The book then offers a rareinsight into the prison hulks, describing the conditions that prisoners had toendure on board, before examining the depots and prisons on land.

Gallé LampsAn Illustrated Reference to over 2,000 ModelsAlastair Duncan

ISBN: 9781851496716300 x 237mm. 250pp. 500illus.£50.00/$95.00 Hardback

Emile Gallé was a leading figure of the Art Nouveaumovement in France and a multifarious artist. Internationally renowned for his glasswork, his

lamps are now highly sought after and widelyimitated collectors’ items.��This book is acomprehensive guide to all of the light fixturescreated by the Gallé cristallerie, from thoseproduced during his lifetime to thosemanufactured for over twenty-five years after hisdeath in 1904.�The lamps are characterised bytheir distinct curvilinear structures, rich coloursand elaborate floral motifs. They embody the veryessence of the Art Nouveau movement. Fascinatingly, many of Gallé's most desirable

models were introduced as late as 1925, just asNouveau was being usurped by the growing ArtDeco movement.��Written by Decorative Artsexpert Alistair Duncan, and accompanied by over500 beautiful colour illustrations, this publication isan essential guide to Gallé lamps.

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Windsor ChairsMichael Harding-Hill


The Windsor chair, whether simple or complicated in construction, plain or ornate inappearance, has always served its purpose - to be utilitarian, durable, comfortable andhandsome. Many excellent academic works have already been written on the subject,and this book does not attempt to improve on their expertise. Rather, it complementsthem by showing the finest designs in greater detail. The volume also includes a specialsection on American Windsors.

18th Century English Furniture: The Norman Adams CollectionsChristopher Claxton Stevens and Stewart Whittington


British design and craftsmanship reached its pinnacle during the 18th Century. Basedon the finest pieces handled by one of Britain’s leading furniture dealers, NormanAdams, this book provides a unique source of picture reference. The volume contains475 black and white, and 56 colour photographs, accompanied by detailed andinformative captions.

English Furniture 1660-1714: From Charles II to Queen AnneAdam Bowett


English Furniture outlines the development of fashionable furniture between therestoration of Charles II in 1660 and the death of Queen Anne in 1714. Based on thelatest modern scholarship, the book offers a closely-reasoned analysis of changingfurniture styles. The author's radical approach to the stylistic and structural analysis offurniture will change perceptions of English furniture and establish a new chronologyfor late seventeenth and early eighteenth century English furniture.

Early Georgian Furniture 1715-1740Adam Bowett


This book is the first account of Early Georgian furniture to be published in manyyears. It discusses both stylistic influences and technical advances in furniture-making,offering a reliable, soundly based chronology drawn from dated examples.The book begins with an account of the furniture-making industry in London,

followed by chapters on cabinet- work, case furniture, seat furnitures, tables, standsand looking- glasses.

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19th Century European FurnitureChristopher Payne


The sheer complexity of the subject of European furniture makes itunrealistic to cover it adequately in anything less than this detailed andlavishly illustrated work. It was inevitable that such a vast area, undergoing great political and

industrial change, should be responsible for such a confused mixture ofstyles. While much of the furniture was either bizarre or mass-produced, theperiod also saw the manufacture of the excellently crafted and beautifullydesigned pieces, which are so sought after and appreciated today. Thispioneering reference work discusses the the European furniture producedbetween 1830 and 1910 in great depth, and with great clarity.

Arts and Crafts FurnitureJohn Andrews


The Arts and Crafts Movement, admired internationally, permanentlychanged the way designers think about furniture.This is a record of itsoutput. Each section of this comprehensive book details furniture of thearchitects and designers involved. Many of the pictures, mainly from a usefullist of pioneering specialist dealers, have never been published before. All theprotagonists of the Movement are covered. Unique illustrations showexamples of museum quality, the typical production of the Guilds, theCotswold School, the Glasgow designers, Heal, Liberty and the majorcommercial companies including Gordon Russell.The principal Americanfollowers of the Movement are included.

English Country Furniture 1500-1900David Knell


Literature about English period furniture is largely concerned with objectsmade for the rich and upper classes. This book, however, examines humblerpieces of furniture found in urban and rural homes over a span of fourcentries, from 1500-1900. Each piece is accompanied by an in-depth captiondetailing the timber, date range, finish, and distinctive decorative features.With an abundance of additional expertise including information on datingassessments, construction techniques and regional variations, English CountryFurniture is the standard work of reference on the subject.

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Pictorial Dictionary of British 19th Century Furniture DesignEdward Joy


This volume represents the first major study of the wide range of furniture produced inthe 19th century. A standard work of reference, the dictionary is made up from forty-nine contemporary design and pattern books issued by manufacturers such as Heals,Smith, Tatham, King, Pugin, Morris and Liberty’s. Each piece of furniture is sorted by itsphysical characteristics (e.g. table with three legs). Within each category the pieces arethen arranged chronologically so that the evolution of that type of furniture can beclearly seen.

West-Indian Antique Furniture: of the Lesser Antilles 1740-1940Philip Sturm


This work offers an insight into the furniture of the Lesser Antilles, examining its placewithin the history of these Caribbean islands. The inspiration for the book came fromthe collection formed by the author's mother, Dorothy Sturm, in Trinidad, between 1939and 1981. As Philip Sturm became increasingly involved with caring for the familycollection he discovered there were no books on the subject, and accordingly resolvedto conduct his own detailed and lengthy researches into this hitherto neglected subject.

Antique Boxes: Inside and OutGenevieve Cummins

ISBN: 9781851495023295 x 237mm. 439pp. 1,204col. 96b.&w.£35.00/$69.50 Hardback – Reprint under consideration

Boxes are beguiling because they offer the double delight of an enticing exterior, andthe anticipation and satisfaction of a fully fitted interior. This comprehensive guide tothe decoration, style, use and contents of almost 2000 boxes from a diverse range ofcultures is the first book to examine both of these facets. The coverage of decorationand styles is remarkably complete and includes the traditional, the exotic and theeccentric; folk art to Fabergé, tea caddies to tinder boxes, and medicine chests tomusic boxes.

Gillows of Lancaster and London 1730-1840Susan E. Stuart

ISBN: 9781851495566279 x 216mm. 864pp. 657col. 333b.&w.£125.00/$295.00 2 Vols, Hardback, Slipcase

Gillows was a unique firm; no other cabinetmakers were in business for as long, andnone had a showroom and workshop that so effortlessly embodied the fashion sceneof 18th century London. This book presents the firm’s history and developmentbetween 1730 and 1840, drawing on a wealth of information from letters, sketchbooksand ledgers. The volume covers a wide range of topics including woods and finishes,furniture design developments, business practices, workmen, customers, andinternational events which affected the firm.

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British Antique Furniture6th Edition with Prices and Reasons for ValueJohn Andrews


For the past forty years this book has outsold all others on British antiquefurniture. It is unique in explaining exactly what to look for when assessingthe value of different pieces, and in this new edition, the huge financialimportance of patination and colour has been explained and illustrated. Withover 1,600 photographs of furniture found in shops and auction rooms allover the country, accompanied by the author's illuminating comments, it is anessential work for any collector or dealer.

Oak Furniture: The British TraditionVictor Chinnery

ISBN: 9781851490134279 x 216mm. 620pp. 22col. 2,000b.&w.£49.50/$99.50 Hardback – Reprint under consideration

Victor Chinnery's scholarly work outlines the history of oak furniture in theBritish Isles and New England, from the Middle Ages to the end of the 18thcentury. The subject is broken down into a logical sequence of structural,functional, and decorative aspects, and each section is generously illustrated. The study of oak furniture is a particularly rich and varied subject,

reflecting at several levels the social and domestic life of many generations.With an outstanding range of illustrations and a chronological pictorial index,this standard work of reference allows for quick and easy identification ofdifferent pieces.

Early British Chairs and Seats: From 1500 to 1700Tobias Jellinek


With a wealth of colour photographs taken specially for this volume, thisbook outlines the extraordinary variety of chairs and seating made in Britainbetween1500 and 1700. Each illustration is accompanied by the dimensionsof the piece, and attention is drawn to rare or interesting features, as well asto restorations or replacements. The book will help the new enthusiast tounderstand some of the challenges in authenticating old furniture, and byexample and explanation, will demonstrate what serious buyers should belooking for.

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Authentic Art Deco Interiors: From The 1925 Paris ExhibitionMaurice Dufrene

ISBN: 9781851491193355 x 275mm. 224pp. 96b.&w.£49.50/$89.50 Hardback – Reprint under consideration

This classic work presents reproductions of duotone plates first published in 1926 toillustrate the rooms furnished for the Paris Exposition des Arts Décoratifs in 1925. Therooms display a treasure trove of original features, including carpets, lighting, wallhangings and classic quality furniture. Among the interiors illustrated are grandreception rooms, bedrooms and boudoirs, artists’ studios and dining rooms.� AlastairDuncan's scholarly introduction and the detailed documentary captions offer a uniqueinsight into the decorative style of this important period.�

Peter Thomson and Son Mid-Victorian Furniture Designs for the Student and the ArtisanJ. Martin and C. Martin


This book is fundamentally a reprint of three extremely rare and highly sought afterThomson books of furniture design: The Cabinet Maker’s Sketch Book, The Cabinet-Maker’sAssistant and The Practical Cabinetmaker’s Design Book. Over 160 years old, The Cabinet-Maker’s Assistant was the most popular book of furniture design within the BritishEmpire, and possibly the world, as it was reprinted four times between 1852-1863.

Starting to Collect Antique FurnitureJohn Andrews


This concise yet wide-ranging survey of collectable antique furniture, illustrated in fullcolour throughout, guides the new collector through almost three centuries of westernfurniture with clarity and authority. Invaluable as a reference tool, it offers collectors themeans to identify key features of a wide variety of pieces, ranging from the Gothic andRenaissance period to Art Nouveau, and the beginning of the 20th century. The book isstructured chronologically by century, and within each time period, by country.

Swiss Carvings: The Art of the Black ForestJay Arenski, Simon Daniels and Michael Daniels


This publication presents a comprehensive explanation of Swiss wood carving from1820-1940. Previously known as ‘Black Forest’ carvings because they were thought tohave been produced in the Bavarian Black Forest, in Germany, it has now beenestablished beyond all doubt that they were actually the sole province of the Swiss. Thevariety of carvings presented in this book is immense, ranging from the religious, faithfulreproductions of Leonardo da Vinci's Last Supper to the amusing and whimsical.

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Gallé FurnitureAlastair Duncan and Georges de Bartha


Emille Gallé was one of the leading figures of the Art Nouveau movement inFrance, and founder of the famous École de Nancy. An ardent follower of theFrench tradition of furniture decoration known as marqueterie, his work ischaracterised by its meticulous decorative veneers, stained with subtle organicdyes.This book outlines all of Gallé's major works of furniture, from the pièces

uniques that were designed for an exclusive clientele, to those displayedbetween 1889 and 1904 at the annual Paris Salons and two World Expositions.The recent emergence of many of his objets de luxe enables the reader tounderstand many of his pieces for the first time. Beautifully illustrated, thisstunning publication will leave the reader captivated by this decadentexpression of the new art that changed the European aesthetic forever.

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Early English ClocksPercy G. Dawson, C. B. Drover and D. W. Parkes


The major importance of this book lies in the minute examination of theworks, and of the evolution in the thinking of the clockmakers. Some 800photographs accompanied by careful descriptions provide an unrivalledcatalogue of the work of earlier makers. The pieces are placed within acarefully defined chain of development, making the evolution of clocks easierto understand, and allowing for quick and easy identification. Withdiscussions of methods of production and the degree of uniformity amonginfluential makers, the book will undoubtedly sharpen the collector’sunderstanding of what to look for in a clock.

English Lantern ClocksGeorge White


The lantern clock, the earliest practical English domestic timekeeper,remained the prized possession of the nobility and rich merchant classesuntil it was superceded by the pendulum clock in the early 1660s.This definitive study covers the history, mechanism, restoration and

conservation of the lantern clock. It outlines how English clockmaking wasstructured, as a well organised and integrated industry employing specialistcraftsmen, long before the pendulum arrived. The volume also establishes aframework for dating and locating the manufacture of individual clocks,identifying previously unknown groups of makers.

The Longcase ClockTom Robinson


The Longcase clock is arguably one of the most interesting and usefulantiques available to the collector. Completely revised with new illustrationsand a substantially rewritten text, this is the most detailed and copiouslyillustrated book yet written on the subject. Teaching the reader how torecognise quality and understand the importance of condition, the book alsoexplains how the Longcase clock is unique in combining fine cabinet workand clock mechanisms. The wide range of examples made between 1658 and1800 are illustrated, highlighting the evolution of clockwork and the widerange of cabinet work produced during that period.

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Brass Dial ClocksBrian Loomes


This lavishly illustrated book examines antique British clocks with brass dials in greatdetail. With over 800 photographs, many taken specifically for the book, it explainshow to assess the style, age, quality and even the region of origin of any brass dialclock. The development of dial and case style is also explained, and particular attentionis given to the origins and development of provincial clockmaking.

Painted Dial ClocksBrian Loomes


This is the only book to deal with antique British clocks with painted dials, also knownas japanned or white dials. The book explains how to assess the style, age, quality andorigin of painted dial clocks, and over 300 illustrations outline the devlopment of dialand case style. The author also illustrates how the trade worked in the past,considering the reasons why the clockmaker and customer selected their dials.

Collectable Clocks 1840-1940: Reference & Price Guide (Revised)Alan & Rita Shenton


This is a book for those who enjoy later clocks and are keen to learn more about thehundreds of examples, which are often available at attainable prices for the generalcollector. The book covers areas of study hitherto largely ignored, such as Victorianinventiveness, decorative clocks of the 1920s and technical clocks of the early 20thcentury. Virtually every known type of clock is illustrated and discussed from alarm,bracket and carriage to skeleton, tension and wall.

The Marine Chronometer: Its History & DevelopmentRupert T. Gould


First published in 1923, this long-awaited edition faithfully reproduces this originaldefinitive reference work on the marine chronometer with the addition of RupertGould's own revisions, corrections and sketches taken from his personal notes as heprepared a second edition. It deals comprehensively with the chronometer’s historyand the earliest attempts to measure longitude, while including exhaustive discussionsand diagrams of the various mechanisms employed with details of their inventors.

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The English Watch 1585-1970A Unique Alliance of Art, Design and Inventive GeniusTerence Camerer Cuss


Watches represent a fascinating combination of applied art and science andan outstanding contribution to their history and development was made inEngland. This is the first book to cover all aspects of English watches fromevery period, and by dividing the watches into six periods, the author hasbeen able to provide an admirably comprehensive survey, clearly presentingthe evolution of the English Watch. An outline of each period is followed byinformation on the trade in London and the provinces, watchmakers, casemakers, case styles and decoration, dials, hands, characteristics of themechanisms and timekeeping capabilities.

How the Watch was Worn: A Fashion for 500 YearsGenevieve Cummins


The watch was not only made to work, but to wear. Its creation,approximately 500 years ago, was one of man's mechanical masterpieces.Technical and decorative aspects of the watch have already been extensivelywritten about; the manner of wearing, however, has sadly been neglected.This book aims to correct that by presenting, in largely pictorial fashion,changes in style between 1510 and 2010. Over 1,000 fascinating imagesdepicting people wearing watches, as well as the gowns and outfits of theday, are included. Types of watches illustrated include fob, pocket, pendant,brooch, ring, buckle, cufflink, doll, as well as the wristwatch.

Pocket Watches: 19th and 20th CenturyAlan Shenton


Covering the later-than-usual period of 1800-1940, this book shows everytype of pocket watch produced, explaining in clear, uncomplicated languageprecisely what to look out for, and of equal importance, what to avoid.Illustrated throughout with hundreds of photographs, the volume providesnot just portraits of watches but also examples of their internal workingsand movements. Unlike many books on horology, Pocket Watches focuses onattainable and affordable watches that the reader might actually come across.Everything one could ever want to know about pocket watches, whetherEnglish, American or Swiss, is contained here.

Mughal Architecture &GardensGeorge Michell and Amit Pasricha


Mughal Architecture & Gardens gives an insightinto what is undoubtedly one of the mostimpressive groups of monuments and gardensever to be ascribed to a single royal lineage.Innovative and inspirational, these 16th and17th century constructions demonstrate thestaggering wealth and power of thoseresponsible for their creation, notably theemperors Akbar, Jahangir and Shah Jahan.Mughal architecture is a remarkable hybridthat fuses building forms and decorativeschemes from Iran and Central Asia with long-established Indian practice. The most famousexamples are the Red Fort in Dehli and TajMahal in Agra.This beautifully illustrated book outlines the

history of Mughal architecture and gardens,from stylistic developments under differentemperors, to the geometric origins of Mughaldesign and decoration. The author givesparticular attention to the major monumentsand gardens in the imperial centres of Mughalpower, namely Dehli, Agra, Fatehpur Sikri andLahore. These sections are accompanied byspecially commissioned architectural plans aswell as over 250 stunning colour photographs.

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Follies of Europe: Architectural ExtravaganzasPhotography by Nic Barlow, Text by Caroline Holmes and Introduction by Tim Knox


Innovative and charming, these extravagent structures were primarily erected foramusement and diversion. From the magical, ambitious charm of Portmeirion in Wales,to the marvellous eccentricity of La Scarzuola of Montegabbione, Umbria, this bookcelebrates the diversity of the follies of Europe. Stunning colour photographsaccompany rich and insightful texts, allowing the reader to understand the history ofthe structures, as well as the personalities of those responsible for them.

The English House: 1000 Years of Domestic ArchitectureJohn Steel and Michael Wright


Divided into fifteen chapters by date from 1000 to 2000 AD, The English Houseexamines how the house and its rooms have been used, outlining the maincharacteristics of the architecture of each period.The book discusses buildingsfrom the Norman, medieval, Tudor, Elizabethan, Jacobean, Victorian, and Edwardianperiods as well as covering the profound changes that occurred after the FirstWorld War.

A History of English BrickworkNathaniel Lloyd


Nathaniel Lloyd wrote this standard work on English bricks and brickwork in 1925.Meticulously annoated, it has never been rivalled and is unlikely ever to be surpassed.The volume covers the entire subject, from the practical problems faced by craftsmenshaping bricks to make decorations, to the dating of work by the thickness ofthejoints. For those who wish to understand the most varied and valuable buildingmaterial used in this country, this book is the perfect companion.

Houses and Gardens by E. L. LutyensLawrence Weaver

ISBN: 9780902028982305 x 224mm. 344pp. 580b.&w.£35.00/$69.50 Hardback – Reprint under consideration

Sir Edward Lutyens became the best known British architect of the early part of the20th century. This book embodies the quintessence of the man and his work; thevariety of style and design in the houses featured brings together the many strands ofLutyen's fertile mind. Complementary to the work of the architect is LawrenceWeaver's leisurely 'saunter' round the houses and gardens - an effect created by theuse of many detailed and cleverly composed photographs.

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Suffolk Houses: A Study ofDomestic ArchitectureEric Sandon


This superbly illustrated book givesnot only a scholarly account of thedevelopment of house building in theregion, but also a vivid portrayal ofthe county’s character. Suffolk has nobuilding stone, and until Tudor timesit was rich in oak forests; by theMiddle Ages, the county’s men hadbecome master-carpenters with animmense skill in making and enrichingtimberwork.

Great Opera HousesAndras Kaldor


In this book Kaldor presentsdrawings of all the major operahouses in Europe. Drawn in pen andink, and painted in gouache, Kaldor’sillustrations will allow the reader tounderstand the complexity andexuberance of these flamboyant 18thand 19th century buildings, includingCovent Garden, the Bolshoi Theatreand the Opéra Comique.

New YorkMasterpieces of ArchitectureAndras Kaldor


Kaldor examines the splendidbuildings of New York, concentratingmainly on those designed andconstructed at the end of thenineteenth century. Featuring somefifty historic landmarks including theWoolworth Building, the EmpireState Building, and Grand CentralStation, the book also includesdetailed map endpapers which allowit to be used as a guide.

Ottoman ArchitectureDogan Kuban

ISBN: 9781851496044310 x 235mm. 720pp. 1,000col.£65.00/$115.00 Hardback

This is the most comprehensive and wide-ranging survey ofOttoman architecture ever produced. It extends to over 700pages and is illustrated with over 1000 fabulousphotographs, building plans, maps and drawings. The author isa leading authority on the subject, having taught throughoutthe United States, and in Paris and Istanbul. Unlike any otherpublication, this book aims to survey the extensive buildingworks of the Ottomans throughout their Empire, whichextended as far as Damascus, Cairo and the Holy Cities ofMecca and Medina.

Peter Blake: DesignBrian Webb and Peyton Skipwith


David Mellor: DesignTeleri Lloyd-Jones


David Gentleman: DesignBrian Webb and Peyton Skipwith


E. McKnight Kauffer: DesignBrian Webb and Peyton Skipwith


El Lissitzky: DesignJohn Milner


Edward Bawden and Eric Ravilious: DesignBrian Webb and Peyton Skipwith


Festival of Britain 1951: DesignPaul Rennie


GPO: DesignPaul Rennie


Paul Nash and John Nash: DesignBrian Webb and Peyton Skipwith


Harold Curwen & OliverSimon: Curwen Press: DesignBrian Webb and Peyton Skipwith


Rodchenko: DesignJohn Milner


Jan Le Witt and George Him:DesignRuth Artmonsky


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DESIGN SERIES

The Design series is the winner of the Brand/Series Identity Categoryat the British Book Design and Production Awards 2009, judges said:

"A series of books about design, they had to be good and these are. Thebranding is consistent, there is a good use of typography and the coversare superb."

F.H.K HenrionDesignRuth Artmonsky and Brian Webb


Claud Lovat Fraser DesignPeyton Skipworth and Brian Webb


F.H.K Henrion was one of a distinguished group ofgraphic designers who brought cutting-edge continentaldesign to the rather parochial English scene. He quicklymade his mark as a poster designer for the Ministry ofInformation, but also began to build up a career inexhibition design, culminating in two highly originalpavilions for the Festival of Britain.However, Henrion is best remembered for his

evangelical work in corporate identity design, wherebyhe raised the status of the graphic designer toboardroom significance.

Claud Lovat Fraser - universally known as Lovat - is oneof the great unsung heroes of 20th-century Britishdesign. During his short life of just thirty-one years, heachieved an astonishing amount of work as draughtsman,watercolourist, caricaturist, publisher, illustrator, anddesigner of stage-sets, toys and fabrics; he also designedsilks for Liberty's, cretonnes for Foxton's, and book-jackets for Heinemann and Nelson. His inimitable styleand psychedelic palette became the hallmark of both theCurwen Press and the Poetry Bookshop.

PHOTOGRAPHY

New York City LandmarksPhotographs by Jake Rajs, Text by FrancisMorrone


In this book, Jake Rajs has captured seventy-fiveof New York City's most-celebrated landmarksin ways never seen before. Each image isaccompanied by full details of the monument –date built, location, and architect/designer.

Portobello RoadPhotographed in the Sixtiesby John PettyJohn Petty

ISBN: 9781851496105185 x 245mm. 96pp. 92b.&w.£12.95/$19.95 Laminated paper board

This book presents a collection ofphotographs taken over threeyears during the early Sixties.Visiting Portobello for the firsttime, John Petty recognized thatthere was a rare opportunity torecord street life at its mostcolourful. At that time Portobellowas still very much rooted in thepast; the Swinging Sixties had yetto make an impression on themarket, and parts seemed to belocked in a 1930s time warp,occasionally bordering on theDickensian.

Lost Worlds: Ruins of the AmericasArthur Drooker, Author and Photographer with anintroduction by Pico Lyer


Lost Worlds: Ruins of the Americas offers a unique visualexploration of historic ruins throughout the Americas. Theextraordinary collection of images vividly captures the hauntingmystery and visual poetry of the ruins, whilst outlining theirarchitectural, geographic and historical significance. Included aremonumental Mayan temples, earthquake-ravaged cathedrals inGuatemala, and astonishing Incan citadels in Peru's Sacred Valley.

Chocolate, Chocolate, ChocolateJean-Pierre Wybauw, Photography by Frank Croes


Chocolate, Chocolate, Chocolate is much morethan a recipe book. Written by award- winningconfectionary expert Jean-Pierre Wybauw, it is atruly extraordinary guide to this sociallysignificant delicacy.With over 40 stunningly illustrated recipes

interwoven with explanations of chocolatierterminology, the author has created a conciseencyclopaedia of all things chocolatey. Whetherit be the typical nutritional values of plain, milkand white chocolate, or the wines thatcompliment the different varieties,Wybauwexplains it all.

DuffyChris Duffy


Special EditionISBN: 9781851496587£250.00/$400.00 Hardback, boxed

Brian Duffy defined the image of the 1960s, and was asfamous as the stars he photographed. Together withDavid Bailey and Terence Donovan, he is recognised asone of the innovators of ‘documentary’ fashionphotography, a style which revolutionised the industry;the press nicknamed the three photographers 'TheTerrible Three', and Norman Parkinson added to theirnotoriety by naming them 'The Black Trinity.'Duffy's first commission came from Ernestine Carter,

the then fashion editor of The Sunday Times. From therehe was hired by British Vogue in 1957 where he remaineduntil 1963 photographing famous models such as PaulineStone and Jean Shrimpton. In the 1960s Duffy worked formany of the major fashion magazines and papers; his listof subjects was a role call of the celebrities of that time:Sidney Poitier, Michael Caine, Sammy Davis Jr., NinaSimone, John Lennon, Paul McCartney and WilliamBurroughs. However, in 1979 Duffy notoriously decidedto give up photography, burning his negatives in asymbolic fire in his back yard; many were lost but in2009, at the behest of his son Chris, Duffy took up thecamera again for a BBC documentary. Recently many negatives have been discovered and

salvaged, and the BBC documentary about his earlycareer and comeback, dubbed The Man Who Shot the 60s,was shown eight times in 2010.

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Goncharova The Art and Design of Natalia GoncharovaDr. Anthony Parton


A contemporary of Picasso, Matisse and Kandinsky,Goncharova is now recognised as one of the leadingRussian artists of the twentieth century. This book tracesthe development of her art from its impressionist origins,through a provocative phase of 'primitive' style paintings onpeasant themes to highly innovative abstract works thatrivalled the most daring experiments of the Cubists andFuturists. As a woman artist she was galvanized by genderissues and addressed these directly in her work. In both herpaintings and her behaviour she questioned acceptedconventions and scandalized Russian society. Her large-scaleretrospective in Moscow in 1913, in which she exhibitedover 700 works, demonstrated to public and critics alikethat she was, unquestionably, one of the greatest painterlytalents that Russia had ever produced.

Soviet Impressionist PaintingVern G. Swanson


This book is a completely revised and updated edition ofSoviet Impressionism, published in 2001. Vern Swanson hasincluded a mass of new information as well as 140additional colour plates. Soviet art from the 1930s to the 1980s is now

considered the 20th century's major realist school ofpainting, although much of it remained hidden during itsheyday due to the politics of the Cold War. Now,percipient and adventurous art historians are turning thebalance, and addressing the presence of SovietImpressionist paintings. This is a vibrant and powerfulschool of art. Beautiful colour illustrations throughoutand a highly perceptive text make this a reference bookno art lover or historian would wish to be without.

Isaak Levitan: Lyrical LandscapeAveril King


Isaak Levitan's paintings commemorate the arrival of the Russianspring and celebrate the quiet beauty of her lakes, rivers, fieldsand forests.This book, the only western study of the renowned landscape

painter, has been expanded and enhanced by new images andextra chapters about his portraits, still lifes and cityscapes. It alsodiscusses Levitan’s working methods and assesses the influenceof his output on later artists.

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Dictionary of 20th CenturyBritish Book Illustrators 1915-1985Alan Horne


A lengthy overview of the subjectexamines the revival of woodengraving, commercial art, book jackets,and children's book illustrations. Eachentry consists of biographicalinformation, followed by details ofeducation, career and influences.

Paula Modersohn-BeckerAveril King


An introduction to the life and workof an artist whose output is notwidely known, this book aims to setModersohn-Becker in her time andplace for readers unfamiliar with theart and culture of late 19th-centuryGermany.

The Green Fuse: Pastoral Visionin English Art 1820-2000Jerrold Northrop Moore


This book traces green heritage inEnglish art, from Samuel Palmer,through Sutherland and Nash, to thecurrent Ruralists. In a country whoseart has seldom shown any continuityat all, this history may be definitive.

F. L. Griggs 1876-1938The Architecture of DreamsJerrold Northrop Moore


This scholarly and detailed accountof Griggs's life fills an important gap;Jerrold Northrop Moore writes withadvocacy and passion on the subjectof this talented artist's powerfulworks.

The Rainforest Light and SpiritHarry Holcroft and Sir Ghillean T. Prance


A combination of Harry Holcroft’sstunning watercolours, sketches anddiary entries and Professor SirGhillean T. Prance’s texts on the vitalimportance of the world’srainforests.

Edward Bawden in theMiddle EastNigel Weaver


A fascinating insight into Bawden’sview of the Middle East at war,bringing together 45 of hiswatercolours from his time as anOfficial War Artist during the SecondWorld War.

Edward Bawden and His CircleMalcolm Yorke


Edward Bawden's (1903-1989) artistic career spanned more than sixty years.During this time he produced a considerable body of work, including bookillustrations, advertising posters, murals, fine paintings, tapestries, and wallpapers. This incisive biography follows his career in the context of the social and artistic

friendships he cultivated, including those with Douglas Percy Bliss and EricRavilious. The book is enhanced by the inclusion of material from Bawden'spersonal scrapbooks, offering the reader an insight into his working methods andhis final pieces. Copiously illustrated, Edward Bawden and His Circle illustrates allaspects of his creative output, and that of his Great Bardfield contemporaries.

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The Artist’s Daughter: A Fictionalised Memoir of Ellen ChurchyardSally Kibble


Nearly 200 works by Thomas Churchyard and his talented children tell the story ofprovincial Suffolk just before the advent of photography. Often the pictures are completelyrecognisable today and always very familiar to those who love Suffolk. The fictionalisedmemoir of Ellen Churchyard, the eldest daughter of Thomas, shows us her family and theirfriends, their lives and talents. Through her we are introduced to Woodbridge during themid-19th century, when the market town was a hub for the surrounding countryside.

Art For Everyone: Contemporary Lithographs LtdRuth Artmonsky


Contemporary Lithographs was a pioneering scheme set up by Robert Wellington andJohn Piper in 1935, with the intention of providing good quality prints to schoolsacross Britain. Together the men commissioned and produced two series of prints,with Piper sometimes taking on the task of coaching artists who were not familiarwith the auto-lithography process. Edward Bawden, the Nash brothers, Eric Ravilious,and Graham Sutherland were among those involved with the scheme.

Suffolk Artists: of the Eighteenth and Nineteenth CenturiesJosephine Walpole


Josephine Walpole describes and illustrates the work of Suffolk artists from Constableand Gainsborough to Munnings and Squirrell before moving on to discuss less well-known names such as Daniel Cooper, Christopher Mark Mascall and Edwin ThomasJohns. She also includes half a dozen artists who, although not born in Suffolk, madethe county their artistic home, among them Anna Airy, Edmund Lawrence vanSomeren and Harry Becker. This stunning work is sure to enhance the reputations ofsome extremely talented but seriously underrated Suffolk artists.

The School Prints: A Romantic ProjectRuth Artmonsky


This beautifully produced book tells the story of The School Prints series. Dreamt uptowards the end of WWII by Brenda Rawnsley and her husband Derek, its purposewas to bring contemporary art to young children by putting 'good' art into schools.British artists including John Nash, Paul Nash, Henry Moore, and L.S Lowry werecommissioned to produce one lithograph each. These were then issued in a series ofstandard-sized prints, to which schools could subscribe.

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Southwold: An Earthly ParadiseGeoffrey Munn


Southwold: An Earthly Paradise is a collection of vividlywritten essays that take the reader through theevolution of the town from a medieval fishingcommunity, prosperous enough to build a magnificentchurch, to its modern identity as a popular, yet unspoilt,holiday town. However, its history is a troubled one. Thesea has been the only constant in a past in which fire,famine and plague have devastated the town.

Leonard Squirrell RWS RE Artist of East Anglia 1893-1979Josephine Walpole


Leonard Squirrell RWS RE (1893-1979) was anoutstanding topographical artist. Ranked by manycollectors and connoisseurs with John Sell Cotman,Thomas Girtin, and Philip Wilson Steer, his works are notonly eminently collectable but are also 'a remarkablerecord of the 20th century world, rural and urbanlandscapes that have disappeared or are rapidly vanishing'.

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Dictionary of Portrait Painters in Britain: Up to 1920Brian Stewart and Mervyn Cutten


To appreciate the phenomenon one only has to attend a standard auctionsale of British paintings, where as many as a third of the items can beportraits. Moreover, there are galleries devoted exclusively to portraiture inLondon, Edinburgh and Dublin – an indication of an enthusiasm for thesubject, unmatched anywhere else in the world. This dictionary lists over5,000 portraitists working in Britain from the early 16th to the early 20thcentury. The product of many years of intense research, it provides muchoriginal genealogical information never before published, and is lavishlyillustrated by 76 full colour and 340 black and white plates.

The Art of Botanical IllustrationWilfrid Blunt and William T. Stearn


The Art of Botanical Illustation, first published over fifty years ago, is stillconsidered the quintessential work on the subject. Substantially revised andenlarged, it provides a comprehensive, critical and well-illustrated survey ofthe portrayal of plants from Palaeolithic times to the highly scientific worksof today. Perfect for all flower-lovers as well as specialists, the book is basedon a wealth of knowledge and experience. With a greatly extended chapteron the 20th century, 126 colour illustrations and 140 black and white plates,this publication is a celebration of the work of great botanical illustratorspast and present.

A History and Dictionary of British Flower Painters1650-1950Josephine Walpole


British flower painting has a unique history. However, it can only be correctlyunderstood within the context of a wider history of the subject and bycomparison with the works of other, particularly European, countries.Therefore, the first chapter of A History and Dictionary of British Flower Painterspresents a brief introduction to floral art worldwide, before the next fourchapters examine British flower painting in the 17th, 18th, 19th and 20thcenturies. An invaluable reference, the dictionary provides the biographicaldetails of almost 1,000 British flower painters, offering information regardingtheir specialities, awards and exhibitions.

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Frederick Sandys 1829-1904A Catalogue RaisonnéBetty Elzea


The definitive guide to the life andworks of Frederik Sandys. Lavishlyillustrated with numerous colourplates and hundreds of black andwhite photographs, it covers Sandys’soil paintings, portrait drawings,woodcuts and illustrations.

Arthur Hughes A Catalogue RaisonnéLeonard Roberts


Arthur Hughes has been called theunknown Pre-Raphaelite, but thispioneering study confirms him as oneof the foremost painters of themovement through his range andscope as both painter and bookillustrator.

Gaston La Touche A Painter of Belle époque DreamsSelina Baring Maclennan


Gaston La Touche (1854-1913) was aleading colourist who associated withall the important artists of his time.Neglected for almost a century, LaTouche's work is now highly soughtafter.

Herbert Draper A Life StudySimon Toll


Draper was one of the mostsuccessful painters of classicalmythologies and elegant portraits.This comprehensive catalogue ofpaintings, drawings, book illustrationsand decorative work examines thescope of his art.

Pre-Raphaelite Marriage The Lives of Marie Spartali Stillmanand William StillmanDavid B. Elliot


The story behind one of the best-known faces of the Pre-Raphaelitepaintings and an insight into the livesof the major Pre-Raphaelites.

Benjamin Williams Leader His Life and PaintingsRuth Wood MA


In this pioneering study, the firstsubstantial reassessment of the artistand his paintings to be written since1901, Ruth Wood covers his personaland artistic life over a long career ofmore than seventy years.

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Blake, Palmer, Linnell & Co: The Life of John LinnellDavid Linnell


Arguably the most popular artist in England in the mid-19th century, John Linnell wasin great demand as a portraitist for the first part of his career, before later devotinghimself entirely to landscapes. Friend and patron of William Blake, he was always willingto give advice and encouragement to young artists, and was extremely generous toboth family and friends as David Linnell shows in this perceptive and thorough study ofthe life of his great-grandfather.

Victorian Painters 1. The TextChristopher Wood

ISBN: 9781851491711283 x 222mm. 600pp. £35.00/$69.50 Hardback

The dictionary of Victorian painters is presented in two volumes, each complementaryto the other, yet entirely independent works. The first volume contains over 11,000entries, which are, in many cases, treated as short essays; details of exhibitions andgallery viewings of artists’ works are also included. The second volume contains nearly800 illustrations as well as an historical survey.

British Artists 1880-1940J. Johnson and A. Greutzner

ISBN: 9780902028364285 x 222mm. 568pp. £45.00/$89.50 Hardback

This comprehensive work includes a staggering 41,000 British artists who exhibited atmajor exhibition centres and galleries between 1880 and1940. While there are manybooks on specific artists, schools and movements, this is the only work of reference tocover the vast mass of artists who painted during the period. Artists are listed withdetails of their birth and death dates, address, the medium in which they worked, andthe galleries or exhibitions where their work was shown.

Monet at Vétheuil 1878-1883David Joel


This book offers an important new insight into the life and work of the young ClaudeMonet. Granted access to the family’s archives and photographs, and having mademany visits to Vetheuil and the Normany coast, David Joel has been able to explorethis difficult but important time in Monet’s life. 130 Monet paintings are illustrated incolour as well as Joel's own photographs of the area as it is today.

Victorian Painters 2. Historical Survey and PlatesChristopher Wood


William BouguereauDamien Bartoli with Frederick C. Ross

ISBN: 9781851496129312 x 250mm. 888pp. 900col. 2 vols.£195.00/$350.00 Hardback Slipcase

William Bouguereau (1825-1905) was a highly influential French academic painter,who taught a long succession of gifted students, primarily at the private AcadémieJulien in Paris.He wanted to become a serious history painter and his efforts paid off in 1850

when he won the much coveted Prix de Rome. After his studies in Italy, he establishedhis reputation in Paris as a premier history painter, portraitist, and decorator ofchurches during the 1850s and 1860s. He was elected to the Académie des Beaux-Arts in 1876 and remained an important and influential member for 30 years.

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Ardeshir Mohassess: Art and Satire in IranEdited by Shirin Neshat and Nicky Nodjourni


Seventy of Mohassess's rarely-seen drawings, taken from the Library of Congress inWashington DC, and several private collections in the US. Many have never beenpublished before, and several of the early works were censored in the artist’s nativecountry. Separated into works created before the Iranian Revolution of 1979 and thosecreated thereafter, the book reveals Mohassess's significant impact on both theinternational art scene and news media.

Modern and Contemporary Prints: A Practical Guide to CollectingPhoebe Phillips, Tom Robb and Nancy Dunnan


This practical book has been put together with the vital support of internationalartists, dealers, auction houses, and print publishers. Written in clear language for thenew buyer, it explains terminology which even professional dealers find confusing. Thebook offers advice on every aspect of collecting, from identification and qualityassessment, to conversion, framing, and hanging. It also includes a dictionary of terms, aselective A-Z of artists and a useful section on record keeping.

Ocean Liner PostersGabriele Cadringher


Ocean Liner Posters tells the story of shipping companies and their ships through theart they produced – their posters. The book charts the evolution of ocean linerposters from the first reproductions of the latter part of the 19th century, when thevessel's image only appeared alongside information about the routes taken, up until theposters’ modernisation in the 1960s. The book also gives particular attention to theArt Nouveau and postwar periods.

Railway PostersThierry Favre


Railway Posters presents the history of train travel through the posters of Americanand European railway companies. The inventive graphics provoke the excitement andnostalgia that accompany today's perceptions of train travel; taking the reader on ajourney from their first experience of trains as miniature sets in their family home, tothe necessity of train travel in their adult life. This large-format book showcases thebeautiful posters in all their splendour, as well as providing an historical commentary.

David Gentleman’s BritainDavid Gentleman


From the remote Stone Age mounds and standing stonesof the Orkneys to the well-trodden turf at Land's Endand from the fens of East Anglia to the wild mountains ofWales, David Gentleman's Britain reveals the landscapeand architecture of the British Isles.His techniques, watercolour and pen and wash, are

familiar and traditional but his approach is startlinglyindividual and vigorous, both in his drawings and in thetext that accompanies them. Cotswold villages and citysuburbs, country lanes and motorways, beauty spots andblack spots, landmarks and follies of all ages arecontrasted to produce a matchless and magnificentrendering of Britain's landscape.

David Gentleman’s LondonDavid Gentleman


This beautiful book is a portrait of two Londons. One isa familiar and majestic capital; the other, a city less wellknown and often taken for granted.David Gentleman's London covers the capital from the

inner city to the outer limits. The traditional sights ofLondon –Westminster Abbey, Trafalgar Square and StPaul's – appear alongside many less familiar splendourssuch as Queen Anne's Gate and Spitalfields, and often inpowerful contrast to the new London that continuesinexorably to develop unchecked around them.

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The Timeline Bookof TitianJacopo Stoppa


The Timeline Bookof TurnerJacopo Stoppa


The Timeline Bookof MantegnaJacopo Stoppa


The Timeline Bookof RembrandtJacopo Stoppa


The Silent CompanionAn Illustrated History of the Water Colour Society of IrelandPatricia Butler


This volume is the first to chronicle the history of thedistinguished Water Colour Society of Ireland.Established in Lismore, County Waterford in November,1870 it is recognised today as one of the oldest andmost outstanding art societies in these islands. The bookexamines the vital role of Sketching Clubs and DrawingSocieties which led to the birth of the society; foundedby six enterprising 'Lady Artists', their biographicalinformation is presented here for the first time.

Understanding WatercoloursHuon L. Mallalieu


This book offers a highly practical introduction to thesubject of collecting British watercolour paintings. Theexcellent text and carefully chosen illustrations take thecollector behind the signature on the picture and showthem what to look for in it; the idiosyncrasies of the artist,his style, and his individual methods of working. Withdetailed discussion of the different methods andtechniques used in English watercolour styles, the bookwill allow the reader to understand the changing fashionsof this media.

Every book in theTimeline series offers aconcise, striking visualchronology of its subject,in an innovative pull-out,two-sided guide.

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Courts and Courtly Arts in Renaissance ItalyArts, Culture and Politics 1395-1530Edited by Marco Folin


Italian Renaissance art is closely intertwined with the development of courts andcourt culture in much of the Italian territory. This exquisitely produced bookexamines the critical issues of court art and its historiography, as well as outliningthe historical and geographical framework of Renaissance Italy with 18 speciallymade maps. The role of princely patronage in the development of music andliterature is also covered, while the majority of the book examines both themajor and minor courts in detail.

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Dictionary of Sea PaintersE. H. H. Archibald


The third edition of The Dictionary of Sea Painters further enhances its statureas the pre-eminent reference guide of its field. Marine painting, as befits thehistorical importance of its subject, has a rich and varied heritage. The rangestretches from the heroics of great artists including Turner, to the humble yetfinely detailed harbour paintings intended for master mariners. The range ofwork between these two extremes is widely collected and admired, and thisdictionary satisfies an ever-growing demand for authoritative information onthe subject.

Dominic Serres R. A. 1719-1793: War Artist to the NavyAlan Russett


This book is the first biography of the dominant British marine painterDominic Serres. A founder member of the Royal Academy and MarinePainter to King George III, he played his part in a crucial period ofdevelopment in British painting. A result of extensive research, this workassembles over two hundred reproductions of Serres' work, accompaniedby detailed examinations of his style and content as well as his closefamily life.

Early Sea Painters in England: 1660-1730F. B. Cockett


Marine paintings really began in England with the arrival of the Van deVeldes from Holland in 1673. However, they so dominated the world ofmarine painting that work by other marine artists working in England atthe time received little attention. This relatively unknown group, includingIsaac Sailmaker, Jacob Knyff, and Adrian van Diest is the subject of thisimportant book. Pictures by these painters have increasingly beenappearing in British sale rooms and their work is highly sought after bycollectors.

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George Chambers 1803-1840: His Life and WorkAllan Russett


This biography seeks to remedy the neglect of arguably the most important marinepainter of the nineteenth century: George Chambers. The book utilises quotations andedited extracts from the earlier work by John Watkins titled the Life and Career ofGeorge Chambers in 1841. George Chambers’s position in 19th century painting iscomprehensively appraised and the result is a visually stimulating presentation, whichwill add substantially to our knowledge of this important and highly talented artist.

Peter Monamy 1681-1749: and His CircleF. B. Cockett


Peter Monamy was the first English born and English trained specialist marine artist. Aprecursor of the great school of english sea painters, he recorded the marine scene ofthe first half of the 18th century, when english commerce and sea power weregrowing rapidly. This book gives a detailed account of his life and, for the first time, aproper assessment of his enormous artistic output. The author has been careful toillustrate only signed and undoubted examples of his work.

Thomas Bush Hardy RBA 1842-1897 Master Painter of Marine and Coastal WatercoloursDavid H. Kirby-Welch and Commander John Morton Lee


This is the first detailed and fully illustrated study of Thomas Bush Hardy, one of themost successful and prolific artists in an era when English marine painting reached itszenith. Hardy was one of the few artists who took the trouble to study, understandand then reproduce all the elements of a successful marine watercolour. As the manyillustrations in this books show, he had an enviable ability to capture the atmosphere,be it peaceful or dramatic, of each occasion.

Joseph Southall 1861-1944Peyton Skipwith, George Breeze and Abbie Sprague


This book showcases a wide variety of work produced by perhaps the most importantArts and Crafts painter, Joseph Southall. Born in Nottingham in 1861, Southall spentmost of his life in Birmingham. As well as superb watercolours of England, the bookincludes scenes from the Italian lakes and Tuscany, several images of sailing barques inthe harbour at Fowey in Cornwall and a number of works done at Southwold inSuffolk, where the Southalls spent every July.

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The American Dog at Home: The Dog Portraits of Christine MerrillWilliam Secord


While grounded in the traditions of 18th and 19th century England, this Baltimoreartist has created a body of work over the past 20 years that depicts the Americandog in its own especially American environment. Each chapter of the book features adog owner who has commissioned Merrill to capture their pet in oils; the artist’spaintings are accompanied by colour photographs as well as explanations of how theowner came to seek out Merrill to portray their dogs.

A Breed Apart: From the Collections of the American Kennel ClubWilliam Secord


This volume is a testament to our love for the dog, in all its guises, in conformationdog shows, field and obedience trials, in the sporting field and as a pet. It is also atestament to the many artists, some of whom were virtually forgotten until recently,who chose to use their insights and artistic skills to portray the dog on canvas, paperand in porcelain and bronze.

Dog Painting: A History of the Dog in ArtWilliam Secord


This splendid work traces the evolution of some fifty breeds, using carefully selectedillustrations by outstanding 19th and 20th century artists, ranging from depictions ofhounds and sporting dogs in the field to Victorian portraits of pampered pets andhighly-bred favourites. From the diminutive chihuahua to the massive St Bernard, thisfascinating account of most popular breeds provides an essential index for arthistorians, dealers and galleries requiring a directory of names and examples of theexponents of this popular genre.

Dog Address BookISBN: 9781851496174208 x 152mm. 144pp. 84col. £8.47/$17.50 Hardback

This lovely address book has been lavishly illustrated with images taken from the best-selling publication Dog Painting: A History of the Dog in Art by William Secord, anacknowledged expert on the subject of dog painting and former director of The DogMuseum of America. Each illustration carries details of the breed, artist and date, andthe book is interspersed with pertinent and lively phrases and quotations to bring tolife the world of dogs.

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The Golden Age of Japanese OkimonoThe Dr. A. M. Kanter CollectionLaura Bordignon


Based on the Dr.A.M. Kanter's collection of ivorycarvings, bronzes and shibayama objects, this bookpresents a comprehensive study of Meiji Era (1868-1912)of Japanese Okimono.The guide covers all aspects of thesubject, and contains a full reproduction of the ShotoMuseum of Art’s archive of Japanese artists active duringthe period.

Tibetan ArtTracing the Development of Spiritual Ideals & ArtAmy Heller


In this book Amy Heller places Tibetan artwork within itshistoric, social and religious context. Utilising in situphotographs from Tibet, and incorporating the latestresearch material, the book features works of internationalrenown as well as those that have never been published.Superbly illustrated with 130 colour photographs, thevolume provides important and accessible information forboth the specialist and the interested novice.

The Horse Rider in African ArtGeorge Chemeche, with contributions from Mary Jo Arnoldi,Kate Ezra, Bernard de Grunne and John Pemberyon IIIamong others


Owing to the dense humidity of the tropical rainforest and thedeadly tsetse fly, very few horses survive west of Sudan inAfrica. However, rider and mount sculptures are commonamong the Dogon, Djenne, Bamana, Senufo and Yoruba people,despite the fact many could barely have caught a glimpse of ahorse. This visually stunning book presents a wealth of Africanart depicting the horse and its rider in a variety of guises, fromEpa masks and Yoruba divination cups to Dogon sculptures andSenufo carvings.

... And So I Facethe Vinyl CurtainSimon Drew

ISBN: 9781905377015

210 x 148mm.

48pp. 40col.

£7.50/$14.95 Hardback

A Collection of theMost Pointless Versesof Simon DrewSimon Drew

ISBN: 9781905377077

215 x 160mm.

48pp. 30col.

£7.50/$14.95 Hardback

Spot the Book TitleSimon Drew

ISBN: 9781851493562

210 x 148mm.

48pp. 48col.

£7.50/$14.95 Hardback –

Reprint under consideration

A is for AardvarkSimon Drew

ISBN: 9781851496549

215 x 160mm.

48pp. 50col.

£7.50/$14.95 Hardback

Shepherd SpyA Tale of Violence andIntrigue and Terrorist SheepSimon Drew

ISBN: 9781905377169

215 x 160mm.

48pp. 40col.

£7.50/$14.95 Hardback

The Plot ThickensSimon Drew

ISBN: 9781905377299

210 x 148mm.

48pp. 48col.

£7.50/$14.95 Hardback

Simon Drew’s Book ofLudicrous LimericksSimon Drew

ISBN: 9781905377367

215 x 160mm.

48pp. 50col.

£7.50/$12.95 Hardback

DogsbodiesSimon Drew

ISBN: 9781851492718

210 x 152mm.

48pp. 48col.

£7.50/$12.95 Hardback

The Quotations ofOscar WildeIllustrated by Simon DrewSimon Drew

ISBN: 9781851494774

218 x 160mm.

48pp. 44col.

£7.50/$14.95 Hardback

Simon Drew’sInappropriate Address Book

Simon Drew

ISBN: 9781905377039210 x 148mm.140pp. 72col.

£10.16 (inc. VAT)/$17.50 Hardback

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The World of Simon DrewSimon Drew lives in Dartmouth, England, with his wife, Caroline, andhis dog, Rabbit. He works mainly in pen and ink, making fiendishlyinventive drawings of everyday objects, birds and animals embellishedwith devious rhymes and word play. His work is widely acclaimedand exhibited, and is already the subject of numerous books.

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The Very Worst of Simon DrewSimon Drew

ISBN: 9781851493319210 x 152mm.48pp. 48col.£8.50/$14.95 Hardback

Gin’ll Fix ItA Guidebook for theConfusedSimon Drew

ISBN: 9781905377558215 x 160mm.48pp. 50col.£7.50/$14.95 Hardback

Gin'll Fix It is Simon’s 28th book. A compilationof his recent work, it presents more of hisunmistakable illustrations and satiricalwordplays. Domestic animals, birds, and beastsof the farmyard are some of Drew’s favouritesubjects, and they are often humanised by theunusual scenes in which he places them. Asense of the absurd permeates all of Drew’sbooks, and ‘Gin’ll Fix It’ contains more fineexamples of his fascination with the ridiculous,which are testament to his indefatigablecreativity and unique style.

In this anthology, Simon Drew serves up averitable cornucopia of visual and verbal treatsculled from his extensive oeuvre of books andcards. At the time of the book’s publication,Drew’s idiosyncratic views on the human andanimal kingdoms had already been the subjectof some twelve publications. For committedenthusiasts, as well as newcomers, this is agourmet banquet of bizarre humour to savourand enjoy. The menu includes such favourites asPrawn to be Wild, Cod Moving in a Mysterious Wayand Last Mango in Paris.

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Frogs and Other AmphibiansPhotography by Paul Starosta, Text by Teddy Moncuit


Amphibians appeared on the earth 360 million years agoas the first four-footed animals and pioneers in theconquest of dry land. This book is a celebration of thevibrant world of frogs, toads, newts and salamanders. Farfrom the brown and green slime-dwellers of childhoodpond-dippings, the creatures depicted here are positivelyjewel-like, their colours further enhanced by the darkbackgrounds they are photographed against.

Another World Colours, Textures and Patterns of the DeepDos Winkel


The photographs in this book focus on the incrediblecolours, patterns and textures to be found – but moreoften missed – on coral reefs. The accompanying textprovides detailed information about the formation of thereefs, the huge variety of organisms that make their livesin, and often give life to, the reefs, and how crucial thereefs are to the well-being of the islands protected bythem, as well as the world as a whole.

Horse Whisperings: Portraits by Bob TaborBob Tabor


The photographs in this book reflect Bob Tabor’s uniqueintimacy with horses. Each portrait combines the innerstrength, spirit and gentle power of nature's most beautifulathlete. Only natural light is used to illuminate every muscle,every hair, every sinew, as Bob’s aim was to meet his subjectson their own terms. In turn, his subjects have allowed him tocapture their very souls; he’s given the horses a voice andallowed them to speak for themselves.

David Hicks My Kind of GardenDavid Hicks


David Hicks was one of the greatdesigners of the 20th century.Primarily known for his interiordesign, he was also involved withcarpets, jewellery, fabrics, furniture,wallpaper, and, last but not least,gardens. His approach wasdictatorial and uncompromising andhe did not mince his words. Whathe seeks to impart in this book is‘style’ and it is very much a style ofhis own.His clear-cut attitudes are

revealed in these writings on gardendesign and the gardens and styleswhich he admires. ‘What I havesought to achieve, all through myworking life,’ he writes ‘is a liaisonbetween the past and the presentday whilst maintaining a practicalbut somewhat experimentalattitude to outdated tradition.’

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Italian GardensGeorgina Masson


Originally published in 1961 as a complementary studyto Geoffrey Jellicoe’s Italian Gardens of the Renaissance,this book provides a comprehensive background to thegardens and their antecedents. Tracing a line through thehistory and topography of Italy, Georgina Masson picksout the finest examples of gardens dating from theRenaissance, Mannerist and Baroque periods. Primarily,the volume represents a masterpiece of photography,evoking memories for those who have already visited thegardens and inspiring those who have not. Secondly, it isan accomplished study of the history of Italian gardensfrom their inception in ancient Rome, and the medievaland early Humanist gardens, to the later ones of Tuscany,Rome, the Veneto and Northern Italy.

Arts and Crafts GardensGertrude Jekyll and Lawrence Weaver


Gardens for Small Country Houses was first published byCountry Life in 1912. The original edition, with its blackand white illustrations, represents a dream time at thevery end of the 19th century and the beginning of the20th, when the Arts and Crafts movement had evolvedinto country house architecture and then found its mostdelightful expression in the making of gardens. This newedition, re-titled Arts and Crafts Gardens takes advantageof modern colour reproduction and colour printingtechnology; colour photographs of Arts and Craftsgardens and houses as they are today together withreproductions of contemporary paintings andwatercolours complement the original black and whitephotographs and bring new colour and light to a nowvanished world.

Monet at GivernyCaroline Holmes


Claude Monet spent the last 43 yearsof his life at Giverny, creating thegardens and paintings for which he isnow revered. This book examines thecontrolling intelligence behind bothlandscape and art, and the influencesthat shaped Monet’s life and vision.Divided into three sections – TheMan, The Garden, and The Paintings –the book presents Monet as aconsummate plantsman, whocomposed his gardens with anImpressionist’s care for colour andform. Drawing upon the voices ofMonet and his contemporaries andoffering a wealth of horticulturaldetail, this publication is a fascinatingcelebration of a unique artistic mind.With contemporary correspondenceand plant catalogues, and over 150illustrations, this book offers a visualexploration of the gardens whereMonet celebrated his passion forpainting and plants.

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Rock GardensFerneries, Follies, Grottoes, Fountains and Garden OrnamentsThe Pulham LegacyClaude Hitching, with featured photography by Jenny Lilly

ISBN 9781870673761 300 x 237mm. 304pp. 450col. 340b.&w.£35.00/$69.50 Hardback

This book tells the story of James Pulham & Son, the eminent family ofVictorian and Edwardian landscape artists who specialised in theconstruction of picturesque rock gardens, ferneries, follies and grottoes. Thebook covers more than four generations of the family business that was alsoresponsible for the manufacture of extremely high-quality terracotta gardenornaments including fountains, vases, sundials and balustrading.The rock gardens, for which the firm are mainly remembered today, were

built with ‘artificial’ rocks – formed from heaps of old bricks and rubble, coatedwith cement, and sculpted to simulate the colour and texture of natural stone.The author’s interest in James Pulham & Son stems from the fact that no fewerthan five of his ancestors worked for the company as ‘rock builders’.

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Impressionists in their GardensCaroline Holmes

ISBN 9781851496532300 x 237mm. 216pp. 200col.£25.00/$45.00 Hardback

Impressionists in their Gardens explores gardens through the senses ofImpressionists from three continents - Europe, North America and Australia -enjoying the essentially similar pleasures of the garden, but engaging with thelight from their skies in order to create very different sensations. The firstsection uses contemp orary paintings and photographs to illustrate the who,what and where of Impressionist gardens - planting, eating, sleeping, workingand painting.The second section, illustrated with paintings, old photo graphsand modern images, starts at the horticultural source - the nurserymanLatour-Marliac at Temple sur Lot, then Monet at Giverny; AmericanImpressionists at Old Lyme, Cos Cob and Apple dore in the USA; GertrudeJekyll at Munstead Wood and beyond; the Heidelburg School and FrederickMcCubbin at Fontaine bleau; and, chronologically last but not least, Renoir atLes Colettes.

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Gardens of Europe A Traveller’s GuideCharles Quest-Ritson


European Gardens have flourished for over 2,000 yearsand have represented the greatest single influence uponworld horticulture. In this new and authoritative guide tothe gardens of Europe, Charles Quest-Ritson hasproduced a comprehensive survey, ranging from Irelandto Georgia and from Russia to Sicily, that embraces thevast sweep of Europe’s garden design heritage. A guide toall the most exciting gardens, both public and private, thisbook examines everything from ancient Romanremnants in Italy to cutting-edge modern designs. Stylesexamined include Moorish, Baroque, English Landscape,the giardini segreti of Renaissance Italy, flower gardens,woodland gardens, and high-level alpine gardens. Withover 600 gardens and an invaluable Plant CollectionsGuide this book will fascinate and delight travellers,scholars and garden lovers everywhere.

Gardens of the Loire Valley Through the SeasonsMarie-Francoise Valéry


The Loire Valley is a place of beauty, history and culture,internationally famous for its architectural heritage,elegant parks and stunning gardens. As well as the grandand well-known estates, such as Villandry and Chaumont,the Loire Valley is also the setting for smaller and moreintimate sites including Grand Courtoiseau, whichdemonstrates simplicity and harmony. Whether aseasoned visitor or a novice armchair tourist, readers ofthis book will discover new gardens and review oldfavourites from over 400 colour photographs by five ofthe best horticultural photographers in Europe. With anevocative text written by leading gardening authorityMarie-Francoise Valéry, this beautifully illustratedpublication is one of the most attractive and informativeon the subject.

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The Auricula: History, Cultivation and VarietiesAllan Guest

ISBN: 9781870673624245 x 200mm. 174pp. 180col. 10b.&w.£19.95 Hardback not for sale in USA and Canada

This delightful book outlines the history and development of the Auricula toboth the casual reader and enthusiast. It explains both traditional and morerecent methods of cultivation, how to exhibit the plants, how they arejudged, breeding new varieties and how to deal with pests and diseases.More than 200 varieties are discussed in some detail and numerous colouredillustrations are included. The book’s author has drawn on over thirty years’experience of growing, showing, breeding and judging the plants to offer aninsight into both the plants and their breeders.

Lavender: The Grower’s GuideVirginia McNaughton

ISBN: 9781870673365235 x 195mm. 212pp. 188col.£19.95 Hardback not for sale in USA and Canada

With their heady perfume and stunning visual appeal, lavenders are awonderful addition to any garden. Long prized for their scent and healingqualities, they have been well loved by generations of gardeners.This versatile plant is associated with blues, but there are many colour

variations ranging from deep purple and lilac through to white, cream, pinkand red-violet.This is the first comprehensive study that enables readers to decipher the

intricacies of lavender identification. Over 200 lavender species and cultivarsare described in detail, and chapters on cultivation, propagation, pests anddiseases, classification, botanical history, and uses will inspire and enlighten.

Botanical Orchids: And How to Grow ThemJack Kramer


In the last two decades orchids have been subject to extensive hybridization,in the search for new and ever more fantastic colours and shapes; indeedthousands of hybrids have appeared.This volume, however, concentrates onthe original botanical orchids as they appeared in nature and their habitats. Inmany cases, these varieties were at risk of extinction until new cloningtechniques rescued them from oblivion. With practical advice, history, and a‘Gallery of Orchids’ containing over 350 different botanical orchids, thisvolume addresses the technical needs of the novice orchid enthusiast andwill be a welcome addition to the gardener’s library.

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The English Garden Through the Twentieth CenturyJane Brown


Jane Brown’s The English Garden in Our Time, originally published in 1966, wasthe first book to attempt to describe the influences upon garden design fromthe heyday of Gertrude Jekyll, 100 years ago, to the innovative ideas of SirGeoffrey Jellicoe. This new edition, re-titled The English Garden Through theTwentieth Century, has been revised to bring the story up to date, and addmany new colour pictures. The volume pays particular attention to the lavishinfluences upon gardens during the thirties, and after the Second Worldwar – the influences of the Italian style, the Modern Movement, and the‘new Georgians’.

Gertrude Jekyll The Making of a Garden: An AnthologyCompiled by Cherry Lewis


This anthology examines the rich legacy of gardening wisdom left byGertrude Jekyll (1843-1932). One of the most influential gardeners of the20th century, she published ten inspiring gardening books between 1899and 1937, from which the excerpts in this anthology have been drawn.Richly illustrated with numerous watercolours and paintings bycontemporary artists, as well as Jekyll’s own drawings and photographs, thevolume reflects her strongly held views on design, form and the use ofcolour in the garden.

New Topiary: Imaginative Techniques from LongwoodPatricia Riley Hammer


The result of years of practical development and research, New Topiary isessential for anyone interested in the shaping of plants for inside or outsidedecoration. Of great value to professional and amateur gardeners looking toadd that extra bit of ‘theatre’, the volume reveals closely guarded secretsabout the growing stages and maintenance of Longwood’s exotic displays. Agreat source of information and inspiration, it demonstrates how classical,formal shapes can be achieved quickly and tastefully, with step-by-stepinstructions from a leading authority on the subject.

Room Outside A New Approach to Garden DesignJohn Brookes


Room Outside is a thoroughly revised and beautifully illustrated edition of thefirst book to make garden design accessible to everyone. The author, JohnBrookes, explains how to create a contemporary garden of any size, from atiny room terrace to a substantial suburban plot; his introduction outlineswhat we can learn from the evolution of garden design, before he presentspractical aspects of successful garden making, including basic planning, groundshaping and drainage, and maintenance and improvement. With 300 full-colour photographs and 250 diagrams and garden plans, this volume tells youeverything you need to know about modern garden design.

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English RosesDavid Austin

ISBN: 9781870673709240 x 180mm. 160pp. 129col. £12.95/$25.00 Laminated paper board

Like its companions in the series, this volume draws the pertinent information fromDavid Austin’s The Rose, focusing on English Roses bred by David Austin, to combinethe sumptuousness of Old Roses with the strength and practical virtues of ModernRoses. It will be greatly prized by rose-growers and rose-lovers everywhere, whetherprofessional or amateur, and includes new colour photography. As a commercial rosegrower and hybridiser David Austin is uniquely equipped to write books on roses.

Old RosesDavid Austin


This handy pocket-sized title includes all the material from David Austin's The Rosedealing with Old Roses, among them the lovely Gallica, Damask, Alba, Centifolia, Moss,China, Portland, Bourbon and Hybrid Perpetual Roses. Illustrated throughout with ariot of magnificent colour photographs, this indispensable guide contains importantinformation on rose cultivation with invaluable advice on soil preparation, planting,pruning, feeding, diseases and pests. Many of the photographs included here are new tothis book, and include breeds not illustrated in The Rose.

Climbing RosesDavid Austin


Climbing Roses examines both Climbers and Ramblers, outlining the (delicate)refinement of Noisettes, the diverse colours of Climbing Tea Roses, and the delicatecharm and fragrance of Climbing English Roses.The volume offers important advice oncultivation and pruning, as well presenting the diseases and pests that can affect theseplants, which clothe walls, fences, arches and pillars. Sumptuously illustrated with 100colour photographs, the volume includes individual descriptions of each variety ofthese quintessentially English plants.

Bush and Shrub RosesDavid Austin


The origins of Shrub Roses are in crosses between Species Roses and Modern BushRoses. As a result, the majority are quite large, and can be relied upon to repeatflower, bringing colour to the garden when most other shrubs have faded. This volumefeatures the most beautiful of the Rugosa Roses, Hybrid Musks, Modern Shrub Roses,Ground Cover Roses, Hybrid Teas and Floribundas. The book also includes adviceabout cultivation, pruning, diseases and pests.

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The RoseDavid Austin


David Austin has an international following as a rose grower with an intimateknowledge of his subject. In this comprehensive study, he examines thehistorical development of the rose and discusses its place in the garden byselecting and describing the best and most beautiful roses in chapters onOld Roses, Hybrid Teas and Floribundas, Small Roses, Species Roses, ShrubRoses, Climbing Roses and Rambling Roses. His hybrid English Roses, whichhave influenced the way roses are used in gardens worldwide, are alsodiscussed in a highly illustrated and updated chapter. The fascinating opinions and recommendations of David Austin, combined

with over 400 sumptuous photographs make The Rose irresistible for roselovers and a must-have book for every rosarian.

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Trees and Shrubs for FlowersGlyn Church


There are few things in life that giveus as much pleasure as flowers. Inthis book, over 100 species, chosenfor their flowering characteristics, aredescribed enthusiastically in expertdetail.

Trees and Shrubs for FragranceGlyn Church


Trees and Shrubs for Fragrance is acomprehensive directory of beautifultrees and shrubs, wonderfullyphotographed, and specifically chosenfor their multitude of hauntingperfumes and heavenly scents.

Trees and Shrubs for FoliageGlyn Church

ISBN: 9781870673457292 x 236mm. 160pp. 290col.£14.95 Hardback ot for sale in USA and Canada

Trees and Shrubs for Foliage is a well-described compendium of beautifultrees and shrubs specifically chosenfor the extraordinary array of leavesin every shape, size and colour.

Rose and the Clematis As Good CompanionsJohn Howells


A comprehensive and practicalintroduction to growing the rose andthe clematis together. Covers everypossible aspect of the subject,including pruning techniques andpests and diseases.

Choosing Your ClematisJohn Howells


Based upon the author’s ownclassification of clematis by dividingthem into twelve groups, a systemthat is now universally followed. Themain part of the book considers allthe twelve groups in order offlowering.

Montanas - Everyone’sClematis: A Book for GardenersJohn Howells


The first book to be published onthe Montana clematis. The author’sother titles include The Rose andClematis as Good Companions, TroubleFree Clematis: The Viticellas andChoosing Your Clematis.

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Old Cottage PinksMary McMurtrie


Popular garden plants with an impressive history, Pinks have been grown forhundreds of years. They are found throughout the world and were afavourite in Britain, even before the reign of Elizabeth I, when they weregrown to edge garden borders, to be picked for posies and made intobunches to be sold in the market.An attractive record of all those Old Pinks that Mary McMurtrie was able

to find and paint, this volume is a celebration of her highly individual yetwonderfully understated watercolours. The illustrations are accompanied byher own useful notes.

Margery Fish’s Country GardeningTimothy Clark


Margery Fish has often been called the ‘Mother of Modern Gardening’. Todaygardeners come from all over the world to visit her garden at EastLambrook in Somerset – to discover for themselves the glorious results ofher special genius. She grew plants that pleased her and did not need toomuch work, and showed for the first time how it was possible to haveflowers in the garden all year round.

Mary McMurtrie’s Country Garden FlowersTimothy Clark


Mary McMurtrie belonged to the small band of enthusiasts, which includedMargery Fish and Gladys Emmerson, who grew double primroses during theperiod after the Second World War.This book, using the paintings thatMcMurtrie left to illustrate an unpublished book on cottage garden flowers,records how she created the garden at Balbithan and used her nursery todistribute the double primroses and cottage garden plants that her husband,John McMurtrie, bequeathed to her.

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Geoffrey Jellicoe Vol. IIIGeoffrey Jellicoe


This celebrated body of work’s comprehensive coverage of modern aspects oflandscape design, practice and philosophy, is as relevant today as it was when the threevolumes first appeared (1960, 1966, 1970). Jellicoe adopts a philosophical andpsychological approach to his subject; his masterly explanation of symbolism andallegory in landscape design is crucial, as it presages his evaluation, in later works, ofthe importance of the subconscious in our reaction to landscapes..

Landscape of Civilisation: The Moody Historical GardensGeoffrey Jellicoe


Geoffrey Jellicoe was one the greatest landscape artists of the 20th century, and thisvolume presents arguably his finest project: a cultural history of the world seen inminiature through landscapes. Jellicoe designed a series of gardens which would takethe visitor on a mile-long odyssey from the beginning of time (the primeval forest) upto the 19th century, whilst passing through the great civilizations of the worldincluding classical Rome and 18th-century romantic Europe. This work presents over100 of his detailed drawings and sketches.

Landscape Handbook for the TropicsW. F. Hill


Many professions are involved directly or indirectly with tropical landscape, yet thereare few sources of readily digestible information to which the student can turn. Thisbook gives guidance about tropical landscape design to the newcomer. It describes thework of the professional designer, but is sufficiently down-to-earth to be accessible tothe amateur for whom professional consultation is not available.

Gardens of the Mind: The Genius of Geoffrey JellicoeMichael Spens


This volume is the first detailed study of the life and work of Geoffrey Jellicoe. Born in1900, his working life coincided with virtually all of the main developments inlandscape and garden design of the 20th century. His wide-ranging influences, togetherwith his own particular vision, gave his work an individuality and style that wasinternationally recognised. This book outlines his contributions to garden design,revealing the origins and forms of his genius.

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Margaret Mee’s AmazonDiaries of an Artist ExplorerMargaret Mee


For thirty-two years, the artist Margaret Mee wasenchanted by and lured back to the massive,unpredictable and fertile rainforests of Amazonas. Herinitial objective, to search out and illustrate the gloriousflora of the Amazon basin, was later combined with agrowing concern for the commercial plunder of thegreat forests. Her first expedition to Amazonas was in1956 and it was then that she began to keep the diariesthat, along with her paintings, drawings and sketches,make up this book.

Flowers of the Amazon ForestsThe Botanical Art of Margaret MeeMargaret Mee


Margaret Mee was one of the most remarkable womenof the 20th century: an intrepid explorer of the Brazilianrainforest and an outstanding botanical artist, she wasacclaimed by botanists and art critics worldwide. Flowersof the Amazon Forests: The Botanical Art of Margaret Meeillustrates more than sixty of Mee’s major works, withadditional sketches painted while in the forest. The textis taken directly from the diaries she kept whilsttravelling, giving a wonderful insight into the Amazon.

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Plantsman’s Paradise Travels in ChinaRoy Lancaster


An enjoyable and detailed account ofthe well-known author’s manyjourneys through China. Provides apractical assessment of the Chineseplants that are either of ornamentalmerit or botanical interest togardeners in the West.

Plantsman in NepalRoy Lancaster


Chronicles the travels of a three-manhorticultural team who followed little-known tracks through some of theworld’s most dramatic mountain terrain.Includes a chapter describing the follow-up trek in spring 1973 when therhododendrons were seen flowering.

Riddle of the Tsangpo GorgesKenneth Cox, Ken Storm Jr. and Ian Baker


This book presents the story of theworld’s deepest gorge, and the richplant and animal life that can befound there. The second editionbrings the story up to date bydescribing and illustrating thedevastating flood of 2000.

George Forrest Plant HunterBrenda McLean

ISBN: 9781851494613279 x 216mm. 240pp. 90col. 84b.&w.£29.50/$59.50 Hardback Reprint under consideration

George Forrest was a legendary20th-century British plant collector.Despite being well known ingardening circles and having plantsnamed after him, this is the firstbiography to be written about theplant hunter.

Expedition NagaDiaries from the Hills in NortheastIndia 1921-1937 & 2002-2006Peter van Ham and Jamie Saul

ISBN: 9781851495603255 x 305mm. 296pp. 453col. 150b.&w.£35.00/$75.00 Hardback inc. free DVD

Expedition Naga contains diarieswritten by British administrators/explorers offering an insight into oneof the world’s most remote and leastaccessible regions, inhabited by apeople once notorious asheadhunters.

John Lindley (1799-1865)Gardener, Botanist & PioneerOrchidologistWilliam T. Stearn


John Lindley is honoured nowadaysas the foremost British orchidologistof the 19th century; indeed he isseen by many as ‘the father oforchidology’. This volume provides anfascinating account of his life andachievements.

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Sir Joseph Dalton Hooker Traveller & Plant CollectorRay Desmond


Sir Joseph Hooker is remembered as an eminentVictorian botanist and one of Charles Darwin’s closestcollaborators. At some risk to his own safety and health,Hooker discovered many new species and introduced anumber of attractive flowers into British gardens. Thisvolume reveals his participation in Sir James Clark Ross’epic voyage to Antarctica in 1839-43, as well as his visitsto Syria and Lebanon in 1860, to the Atlas Mountains inMorocco in 1871, and to the Rockies and California in1877.

Seeds of Adventure In Search of PlantsPeter Cox and Peter Hutchinson


This book tells the story of the extensive travels madeby Peter Cox and Peter Hutchison in search of plants inTurkey, India, Nepal, Bhutan, China and Tibet. On nearlyevery expedition, they explored territory where noWestern plant hunters had been since such greatexplorers as Frank Kingdon Ward, and some of the trailsthey followed were so remote and rough that they hadnever before been botanised. Every trip was anadventure, and every adventure bore the seeds ofsuccess.

In the Footsteps of Augustine HenryAnd His Chinese Plant CollectorsSeamus O’Brien


Augustine Henry was one of the most influential plant hunters to have travelledto China during the latter part of the 19th century. This book tells the fascinatingstory of his life and work and documents the expeditions undertaken by adedicated team of botanists and horticulturalists in the 1990s to revisit Henry’sroutes, many of which were in danger of being flooded with the installation ofthe Three Gorges Dam across the Yangtze River.

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