This book is a tribute to the world's greatest natural history monographs and contains colour plates which reveal the full breadth of achievement attained during the 18th and 19th centuries. First published over 35 years ago, this expanded edition includes more colour plates and a new foreword. The book represents the collaborative efforts of leading authorities in the fields of ornithology, art history and rare-book connoisseurship. The colour plates featured in the book include work by John James Audubon, Jacques Barraband, Mark Catesby, Daniel Giraud Elliot, John Gould, Robert Havell, John Keulemans, Edward Lear, Edouard Travies and Joseph Wolf.

Fine bird books, 1700-1900

SITWELL, Sacheverell

Atlantic Monthly Press

With his expert knowledge of the history and culture of Europe, and his keen eye for the bizarre, Sacheveral Sitwell was the ideal guide to the people and places of 1930s Romania. Sweeping from the rich and varied scenery of the Carpathians and the plains of Transylvania and Wallachia to the Danube Delta, he introduces characters as diverse as Laetzi gypsies, circus dwarves and King Carol I. This tour of a young nation seemingly untouched at the time by the 20th century is even more poignant in the light of Romania's subsequent tragedies.

Roumanian Journey

Travel

Europe

Oxford University Press

British architects and craftsmen: A survey of taste, design and style during three centuries, 1600 to 1830

Pan Books

<p>Ex-library with discard stamp on title page and top edge. Dustjacket is price clipped. Tape on boards.</p>

For want of the golden city

John Day Co.

Baroque and Rococo by Sitwell, Sacheverell

Baroque and Rococo

Arts & Photography

History & Criticism

G.P.Putnam's Sons

All summer in a day;: An autobiographical fantasia,

Scholarly Press

Collected poems

AMS Press

Enters into Liszt's personality and personal life as well as examining his major works and contributions to piano technique, musical form, and traditional modes of performing

Liszt

Music

Dover Pubns

Thames and Hudson

<p>The genius of English architecture is the glory of England, second only to the printed word.' Thus Sacheverell Sitwell (younger brother of Edith and Osbert Sitwell) concludes British Architects and Craftsmen, an absorbing survey of taste, design, and style from 1600 to 1830, first published to great critical acclaim in 1945. By including not only Sir Christopher Wren, Sir John Vanbrugh, William Kent and other great English architects, but also the craftsmen - the clockmakers, the silversmiths, the bookbinders, and the weavers of tapestry - he gives a remarkable and complete picture of this period. Sitwell recalls the period with vivid and penetrating insight. Now recognised as a classic, considered by many to be the finest of Sitwell's books about art history - and with over two hundred illustrations drawn from photographs, prints and drawings - this is an essential book for all architects and lovers of fine buildings.</p>

British Architects and Craftsmen: Taste, Design and Style 1600 to 1830

Architecture

Faber and Faber

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