Warren Roberts Livres

Jacques-Louis David, Revolutionary Artist: Art, Politics, and the French Revolution

Exploring Albany's rich history, the book delves into the city's significant contributions to three major events: the American Revolution, the French Revolution, and the Erie Canal's construction. It highlights how Albany served as a crucial hub during these transformative periods, revealing the interconnectedness of local and global histories. Through detailed accounts, the narrative uncovers the city's pivotal role in shaping broader historical narratives.

Focusing on the contrasting careers of Jacques-Louis David and Jean-Louis Prieur, this comparative study delves into how each artist's work reflects and influences the political landscape of the French Revolution. By examining their respective roles in the arts and politics, the book provides fresh perspectives on the interplay between artistic expression and revolutionary ideals, shedding light on the significance of both renowned and lesser-known figures in this transformative period.

This revised and expanded edition serves as the definitive bibliography for D. H. Lawrence, offering comprehensive coverage of his works and contributions. It includes updated references and additional materials that reflect recent scholarship, making it an essential resource for researchers, students, and fans of Lawrence. The bibliography not only chronicles his literary output but also provides insights into his influence and legacy in the literary world.