Clinical Pharmacy and Therapeutics: International Edition

Clive Edwards

Roger Walker

HARCOURT PUBLISHERS LTD.

Minor illness or major disease?: Responding to symptoms in the pharmacy

Pharmaceutical Press

How to Read Pattern is a practical introduction to looking at and appreciating the decorative art of pattern in textile design. It is a lavishly illustrated guide to the use of pattern, exploring themes and motifs across a range of cultural aesthetics. Small enough to carry in your pocket and serious enough to offer real answers, this comprehensive guide: -Explores the characteristics and motifs of pattern in textiles from ancient times through to contemporary designs. -Provides an expert introduction to understanding pattern, followed by a thematic approach to identifying motifs and styles. -Presents an accessible interpretative text and includes over 500 beautiful images from V &amp; A Images, London

How to Read Pattern: A Crash Course in Textile Design

A&C Black

Victorian furnishers and decorators Collinson & Lock were a model of the art furniture business of the last quarter of the nineteenth century. This book is the first wide-ranging study of this once highly important company. It will give insights into the workings and productions of a London furnishing business in the period. It also provides information on a wide variety of topics including furniture design developments, interior design styles, business practices, working practices and techniques, and the firm’s customers and competitors.</br 
Clive Edwards first considers the structure of the London ‘art furniture’ trade and its development to locate the firm in its community. He then traces the growth of the firm’s business, its involvement with important international exhibitions, the designers they worked with, and the furniture and interiors they produced.\nThis important book then outlines and discusses Collinson & Lock’s creations ranging from seminal pieces that were designed for an exclusive clientele, to those displayed at national and international exhibitions between 1871 and 1900, through to batch produced objects that still maintained the quality and design that the firm was famous for. The involvement of the firm with both public and private interior decoration commissions is also examined through case studies, including those in the Anglo-Japanese, Queen Anne, Old English, and Renaissance styles used in the later Victorian period.\nDrawing on the author's extensive knowledge of nineteenth-century furniture and interiors, this book meets a need for a fully researched and illustrated reference work on this famous firm. If you have an interest in the history of furniture and interior design, if you are involved with furniture collections either on a private basis or professionally, or you simply have an interest in the decorative arts and culture of the period, this book should be on your shelves.

Collinson & Lock: Art Furnishers, Interior Decorators and Designers 1870-1900

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Antiques & Collectibles

Matador

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