Studies on Claude and Poussin Anke BernauMichael Kitson, a renowned European art historian, focused on landscape art, notably Claude Lorrain. He transformed the study of Claude's work, emphasizing aesthetic qualities. This volume includes 20 essays on Claude, Nicolas Poussin and Gaspard Dughet, varying in depth and scale, with an introduction by Claire Pace.
Dutton discusses the composition of the play
'Hider’s text provides a fulsome understanding of metadata standards
Locates the emergence of the New Labour project and its defining ideal of strong leadership within the context of Margaret Thatcher’s conviction politics and the dysfunctional premiership of John Major
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the way Catholicism was disseminated
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The book contains new discoveries about Madeleine’s long and colourful life after the trial which confirm the view that it is only in fiction that the bad end unhappily
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In this volume some light will be shed on the different ways in which »Byzantium« was used in constructing new national narratives
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and symbolic art (Greek inscriptions)
