pickabook books with huge discounts for everyone FREE UK Delivery on orders over £15
Best SellersSchool BooksKey StagesNew You
HomeBooksBook AwardsSpecial ItemsComing Soon View BasketCheckoutMy accountHelp
     
Need assistance? Contact us.


AFFILIATES
Earn money from your website as an affiliate of our on-line bookshop at Pickabook.co.uk and Pickabook.com
become an affiliate
Item Details
Title: PAINTINGS FROM THE REIGN OF VICTORIA
THE ROYAL HOLLOWAY COLLECTION, LONDON
By: Tim Barringer, David Manning, Mary Cowling
Format: Hardback

List price: £40.00
Our price: £26.80
Discount:
33%
You save: £13.20
ISBN 10: 0711229279
ISBN 13: 9780711229273
Availability: Usually dispatched immediately.
 Delivery rates
Stock: Currently 10 items in stock
Publisher: FRANCES LINCOLN PUBLISHERS LTD
Pub. date: 23 October, 2008
Pages: 256
Description: Exhibition catalogue showcasing sixty of the best figurative and landscape paintings of the nineteenth century. Includes seminal works by Edwin Landseer, William Powell Frith and John Everett Millais
Synopsis: The catalogue of a touring exhibition which showcases sixty extraordinary paintings illustrating some of the highest achievements in figurative and landscape art of the nineteenth century. Acquired by Thomas Holloway to enhance the women's college he had founded in 1879, the collection includes many of the most visible and praised "modern canvasses" in London in the 1880s. From scenes of contemporary life, as well as historical events, to landscapes, animal studies, and marine subjects, the exhibition illustrates the Victorian belief in art as the ultimate civilizing influence. Art was seen as a teaching tool with visual beauty as its medium, and Thomas Holloway sought out only the best examples, regardless of cost. Included are seminal works by artists such as Sir Edwin Landseer, William Powell Frith, Sir John Everett Millais, David Roberts, and Edwin Long.
Illustrations: 75 colour plates and 114 black and white photos
Publication: UK
Imprint: Frances Lincoln Publishers Ltd
Returns: Returnable
Some other items by this author:

TOP SELLERS IN THIS CATEGORY
Frank Brangwyn 1867-1956 (Hardback)
By: Leeds Museums & Galleries, Libby Horner (Editor), Gillian Naylor (Editor)
Leeds Museums & Galleries
Our Price : £23.44
more details
Rodin (Paperback)
By: Antoinette Le Normand-Romain, Mary L. Levkoff, Daniel Rosenfeld
Merrell Publishers Ltd
Our Price : £13.37
more details
Gustav Klimt (Hardback)
By: Rachel Barnes
Quercus Publishing Plc
Our Price : £16.75
more details
Wars of Empire in Cartoons (Hardback)
By: Mark Bryant
Grub Street
Our Price : £11.38
more details
J.A.D. Ingres (Paperback)
By:
Konemann
Our Price : £4.68
more details
BROWSE FOR BOOKS IN RELATED CATEGORIES
 THE ARTS
 history of art / art & design styles
 history of art & design styles: c 1800 to c 1900


Information provided by www.pickabook.co.uk
SHOPPING BASKET
  
Your basket is empty
 

Reading Choice
Members Only
By: LEONIE FOX
Cindy, Laura, Keeley and Marianne go gossip crazy when fading soap actress Amber Solomon catches her billionnaire hotelier husband in flagrante with the housekeeper and messy divorce proceedings ensue. He won't part with a penny and she's damned if she's going to join the next series of Hell's Kitchen to keep herself in Krug.
add to basket

Hot Seller
How to Meet a Man After Forty and Other Midlife Dilemmas Sol...
By: SHANE WATSON
Should I wax my moustache? Am I too old for a leather jacket? Am I having the right amount of sex? Why do I hate my best friend? Am I turning into my mother? This guide to navigating those tricky midlife years answers all these questions and many more.
add to basket

Book Choice
The Last Queen
By: C.W GORTNER
Married at sixteen. A queen at twenty-five. Declared insane and locked up by the men she adored. Juana "la Loca" was the last true queen of Spain. Her arranged marriage to Philip the Fair of Flanders begins as a fairytale romance when, despite never having met before their betrothal, they fall desperately in love. Told in Juana's voice, THE LAST QUEEN is the enthralling and moving tale of a woman ahead of her time, who fought fiercely for her birthright in the face of an unimaginable betrayal.
add to basket