Anne Hollander était une universitaire indépendante et une historienne qui a écrit de manière convaincante sur l'art et la mode vestimentaire. Ses analyses ont exploré les liens profonds entre la manière dont nous nous parons et la façon dont nous percevons et comprenons le monde visuel. Par son écriture, elle a mis en lumière les manières dont la mode façonne notre compréhension du corps, de l'identité et de la culture.
The book presents an incisive essay by art historian Anne Hollander, focusing on Richard Avedon's portrayal of women during a transformative era. It explores how Avedon's photography captured the evolving social dynamics, cultural ideals, and fashion trends over fifty years, providing a unique perspective on women's representation in art and society.
"First published in 2002 by The National Gallery Company."
This is an illustrated study of the representation of the body and clothing in Western art, from Greek sculpture and vase painting, through medieval and Renaissance portraits, to contemporary films and fashion photography.
Set in a small-town Texas wine bar, the narrative unfolds through the unique voices of characters representing each day of the week, reflecting a medieval fortune that ties their fates to their birth days. The stories explore various forms of love, showcasing strong women and charming men as they navigate relationships from passionate beginnings to tranquil retirements. Each day brings a distinct tale, revealing the complexities and definitions of love that bind the characters together in their shared experiences.
Christian - 'Kit' - Cavenaugh, born in 1667 in Dublin, grew up on a Leixlip farm. A dragoon in the Marlborough Wars, Kit led an adventurous life, courting women, fighting duels and arguing a paternity suit before the truth became known: Kit was a woman. Her adventures did not end there ...
From `leaping contests' on the lawn of Leinster House, to the glory of Olympic success, the story of show jumping is a fascinating one.A compendium of the intriguing, strange and entertaining, The Little Book of Show Jumping can be dipped into time and time again to reveal something new about this ancient sport.
Irish victories at the Cheltenham Festival have risen to new levels in the 21st Century across all the races. Interesting and sometimes surprising stories unfold in Festival Fever, The Irish At Cheltenham.
