Marion Harry Alexander Spielmann fut un prolifique critique d'art et érudit victorien, connu pour ses analyses perspicaces de l'art et de l'histoire. Son œuvre considérable comprend des évaluations critiques de magazines d'art et des enquêtes détaillées sur des œuvres artistiques et leurs créateurs. La contribution de Spielmann réside dans sa capacité à rapprocher l'art d'un public plus large grâce à son écriture détaillée et compétente. Ses œuvres sont encore aujourd'hui appréciées pour leur érudition et leur aperçu du monde de l'art de son époque.
This book is an essay on the portraits of Geoffrey Chaucer, the famous medieval poet. Written on the occasion of the quincentenary of Chaucer's death, Marion Harry Spielmann's essay provides a fascinating insight into the life and work of this important literary figure. The book includes reproductions of several of the most famous portraits of Chaucer, including the portrait that appears in many early editions of his works.
An in-depth study of the life and work of Sir John Everett Millais, one of the most celebrated artists of the 19th century. With a focus on his seminal work, Ophelia, this book explores Millais's artistic process, his influence on the Pre-Raphaelite movement, and his lasting impact on the world of art. Lavishly illustrated with reproductions of his most famous works, this book is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of British art.
This book is a celebration of the life and work of Kate Greenaway, one of the most beloved and influential children's book illustrators of the 19th century. It includes a comprehensive biography of Greenaway, as well as many examples of her beautiful illustrations. The book also explores the historical and cultural context of Greenaway's work, and its lasting impact on the world of children's literature.
With Special Reference To The Exhibition At The Royal Academy, 1898 (1898)
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Being Notes On The Pictures And Other Works Of Art (1900)
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Millais's own account of his art, and an assessment by one of the most influential critics of the period. First time reprinted.