Unicorn Publishing Group Autumn 16 catalogue by Unicorn Publishing Group

UNICORN PUBLISHING GROUP AUTUMN 2016

Universe Press

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Front cover: Self-Portrait, Stanley Spencer, 1914, from Stanley Spencer Looking to Heaven Back cover: Johnston Sans wood-letter printing blocks, from Edward Johnston: A Signature for London. Credit: London Transport Museum Catalogue design by Felicity Price-Smith

Welcome to Unicorn Publishing Group’s Autumn/Fall 2016 catalogue This season we are publishing twenty-seven new titles and our backlist now extends to over one hundred titles. Away from the design studio and printing presses we have been busy too, with a major rebranding of ourselves and our imprints, as well as a move to new offices in Soho and a new website. Our imprints are now: Unicorn (art and cultural history), Uniform (military history), Universe Press (biography and trade) and Unity Press (mediation and academic). Additionally Unicorn Sales & Distribution continues to offer fellow publishers worldwide marketing opportunities. Our new office address is: 101 Wardour Street, London, W1F 0UG, and our new web address is www.unicornpublishing.org. Our lead titles this season are: From Unicorn: ◆ Stanley Spencer, Looking to Heaven the first of his three volume autobiography, edited by his grandson John Spencer ◆ Moving Heaven and Earth, Capability Brown’s Gift of Landscape by Steffie Shields ◆ Graham Dean by James Attlee, on a leading British figurative artist ◆ 1920s Jazz Age Fashion in association with the Fashion and Textile Museum ◆ The Kama Sutra Colouring Book ◆ Edward Johnston: A Signature for London in association with the London Transport Museum ◆ Barbara Hulanicki’s Fashion Illustration Workbook by the founder of BIBA From Uniform: ◆ Epitaphs of The Great War – The Somme ◆ The Man who Saved Paris ◆ War Beneath the Waves ◆ A Voyage to War From Universe Press: ◆ Wellington’s Dearest Georgy; The Life and Loves of Lady Georgina Lennox From the Imperial War Museum: ◆ Secrets of Churchill’s War Rooms We hope you enjoy our list – exciting books, exciting times! Lord Strathcarron Chairman

Looking to Heaven

STANLEY SPENCER

Hardback, quarterbound 256 pp 246 x 202 mm BIC Code: AGB, BGFA, BGA 100+ colour images 978-1-910065-59-4 October 2016 £30.00

Stanley Spencer Looking to Heaven Stanley Spencer Stanley Spencer, KBE CBE RA (1891–1959) is one of the most important and influential twentieth-century English painters. His paintings are detailed and vibrant and often depict his deep, eccentric Christian beliefs. Throughout his life Spencer kept a series of journals, noting down and sketching the things he saw around him. These journals are now in the Tate Gallery Archive. Stanley Spencer received numerous awards and great recognition throughout his life and was knighted in 1958. Stanley Spencer – Looking to Heaven is the first of a three volume set that showcases selected pieces from Spencer’s complete archive of journals, notebooks and diaries, containing over two million words. The majority of the content has never previously been published and gives a fascinating insight into how Spencer thought and worked.

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Hardback 288 pages 270 x 235 mm BIC Code: ACVC, AMV, WMD, WMQL 370+ colour images 978-1-910787-15-1 July 2016 £30.00

Moving Heaven and Earth

Capability Brown’s Gift of Landscape Steffie Shields This beautifully illustrated book, with the vast majority of the photographs taken by the author, makes a fitting tribute to the world-famous eighteenth-century landscape architect Lancelot ‘Capability’ Brown (1716–1783) in his tercentenary year. Moving Heaven and Earth reveals the driven polymath behind the famous nickname. It explores both Brown’s artistic legacy and his pioneering work with water in landscape. The book evaluates the rise of the English landscape garden in the climatic context of his designs and also forms a comprehensive guide for tours and visits. Over 370 colour photographs pinpoint Brown’s enduring views and surprisingly vibrant planting palette. The release of this book coincides with the Capability Brown exhibition Lenses on a Landscape Genius at the Building Centre, Store Street, London, 22 June–31 July 2016. Steffie Shields is a professional garden photographer, writer and historic landscape consultant. Having researched ‘Capability’ Brown for over twenty-five years, she has now compiled a photographic archive of over 200 attributed works. She lectures countrywide, has appeared on Channel 4 television and been an advisor for More 4. Her photographic awards include several commendations in the International Garden Photographer of the Year competition.

Hardback 144 pp 270 x 225 mm BIC Code: A, AGB 150 colour images 978-1-910787-22-9 September 2016 £30.00

Graham Dean James Attlee In this first comprehensive and lavishly illustrated survey of his work, the reader is invited into Graham Dean’s studio to be part of an intimate conversation about his life and career with author James Attlee. Graham Dean, one of Britain’s leading figurative painters, has resolutely followed his own path. In particular he has challenged accepted ideas about watercolour, wresting it away from its eighteenth-century roots in landscape painting to make monumental, lifesize depictions of the human body that can take years to complete and have a depth and vividness of colour more often associated with work in oils. He discusses the details of his technique, the role of the model in his practice, the people and influences that have shaped his career and the importance of his early years in Liverpool, as well as providing valuable insights into key works among his oeuvre. With around 150 works reproduced in full colour, many newly photographed for the book, this is the perfect introduction for both the many aficionados of Graham Dean’s art and those encountering it for the first time. James Attlee is the author of Gordon Matta-Clark: The Space Between (2003), Isolarion: A Different Oxford Journey (2007), Nocturne: A Journey in Search of Moonlight (2011)and Station to Station: Searching for Stories on the Great Western Line (2015), as well as numerous essays, articles and reviews, mainly concerning art and books. 6

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1920s Jazz Age Fashion Martin Pel

Hardback 160 pp 270 x 216 mm BIC Code: AKTA, AKTH, JFCK 150+ colour images 978-1-910787-28-1 September 2016 £25.00

1920s Jazz Age Fashion Martin Pel 1920s Jazz Age Fashion celebrates haute couture, ready-to-wear and mass market fashion in America, Britain and France from 1919 to 1929, with an in-depth focus on women’s clothing. Illustrated with specially commissioned photography, the book brings together leading experts to examine the social, political and cultural influences of the period, setting into context the role fashion played in it. This book accompanies the exhibition 1920s Jazz Age Fashion and Photo at the Fashion and Textile Museum, London, 23 September 2016–15 January 2017. Martin Pel is curator of Fashion and Textiles at Brighton Museum. He is the author of The Biba Years 1963–1975 (V&A Publishing). Terence Pepper, previous Head of Photographs at the National Portrait Gallery will discuss the work of American photographer James Abbe. Dennis Nothdruft, curator at the Fashion and Textile Museum, London contributes text to the captions. Tessa Hallmann photographs the clothes; her previous publications include The Biba Years and Thea Porter (both V&A Publishing).

Hardback 320 pp 235 x 155 mm BIC Code: B, BG, HBTM, HB 12+ colour images, 48+ B&W images 978-1-910787-16-8 October 2016 £25.00

Never Fear Reliving the Life of Sir Francis Chichester Ian Strathcarron In Never Fear – Reliving the Life of Sir Francis Chichester Ian Strathcarron follows in the footsteps and wakes of Sir Francis’s life of adventure, adversity and triumph. Born in 1901 into a troubled childhood in rural Devon, he suffered through the sadism of the English public school system, then in 1918 left for New Zealand where he made his first fortune. There he took up flying and in 1930 became one of the first aviators to fly from London to Sydney. After being the first solo flyer across the Tasmania Sea from New Zealand to Australia, he set off to circle the world, only to crash, nearly fatally, in Japan. After serving in the RAF in the Second World War, he took up sailing at the age of fifty-four and in twelve years became the most famous yachtsman in the world. Along the way there are struggles and triumphs, climaxing in being knighted with Sir Francis Drake’s sword in Greenwich. Ian Strathcarron, himself an aviator, yachtsman and adventurer, follows him all the way, comparing what Sir Francis found then to what he finds now, meeting the descendants of the people who played important parts in his life and getting under the skin of what made the man, the man. Ian Strathcarron is the author of Joy Unconfined! Lord Byron’s Grand Tour Retoured, the Mark Twain travel trilogy Innocence and War, The Indian Equator and Mississippi Mayhem and the philosophy works Living with Life and Mysticism and Bliss. He is also Chairman of Unicorn Publishing Group and a mediator with the cultural property ADR service Art Resolve.

Hardback 40 pp 177 x 127 mm BIC Code: WZG, A, ABA 12 B&W illustrations 978-1-910787-24-3 August 2016 £8.99

The Craft of the Lead Pencil Mervyn Peake Originally published in 1946, this concise treatise on the simple art of pencil drawing is the perfect antidote to the myriad of ‘how-to’ books that fill the bookshelves. Mervyn Peake was an accomplished illustrator and his beautiful line drawings are scattered throughout the text, clearly illustrating his instructions and showcasing his love of the medium. Like Painting as a Pastime by Sir Winston Churchill, this simple gift book is the ideal present for anyone interested in drawing, painting and sketching. This book will also appeal to the millions of Mervyn Peake fans who have become transfixed by the Gormenghast Trilogy. Mervyn Peake (1911–1968) was an English writer, artist, poet and illustrator. He is best known for what are usually referred to as the Gormenghast Trilogy.

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Paperback with flaps 96 pp 220 x 185 mm BIC Code: WG, ACXD, AKC, WFU 150+ colour images 978-1-910787-29-8 July 2016 £14.99

Edward Johnston A Signature for London Richard Taylor In 1916 Edward Johnston finished the design of a new typeface for the Underground Electric Railways of London. He had been asked by the managing director, Frank Pick, to produce public lettering of ‘bold simplicity’ both to symbolize the transport company and to encourage more passengers to use it. The next year Johnston designed the first version of the bullseye logotype or roundel, now famous around the world. Both the lettering and the logotype were to have a profound, lasting influence on the graphic design for the whole London transport system and beyond. In an adapted form, they are viewed each day by millions on tube trains, station signs, buses, posters, leaflets and maps. In this book, published to mark the centenary of the Johnston typeface, Richard Taylor tells the fascinating story of Edward Johnston’s life, as well as his association with leading lights of the Arts and Crafts movement, together with a compelling account of his passionate pursuit of ‘readableness, beauty and character’ in lettering.

Illustrated with a wealth of material from the London Transport Museum and elsewhere, the book captures the genesis of this groundbreaking typography, traces its history from the days of wooden and metal type and describes its evolution right up to its deployment as New Johnston, in digital form, for signage at the London Olympics in 2012. Edward Johnston’s work lies at the heart of the brand for Transport for London (TfL). He could not have imagined that it would one day become a symbol for the capital itself: a signature for London indeed. Richard Taylor is a professional archivist and museum curator. Coming from a railway family in York, he set up the London Transport Archive (now TfL Corporate Archives) in the early 1990s. After this he became Head of Archives for Railtrack PLC and subsequently a Senior Curator at the National Railway Museum. Recently he has returned to the London Transport Museum as Curator for ‘Johnston Journeys’, the museum’s project to mark the centenary of Johnston’s Underground typeface. The London Transport Museum explores the story of London and its transport system over the last 200 years, highlighting the powerful link between transport and the growth of modern London, culture and society since 1800. As well as exploring the past, the Museum looks at present-day transport developments and concepts for urban transportation in the future.

Hardback 222 pp 234 x 156 mm BIC Code: GM, AC, 2AGR 100+ colour images 978-1-910787-30-4 October 2016 £25.00

Dynastic Rule

Mikhail Piotrovsky and the Hermitage Geraldine Norman Published to coincide with the centenary of the Russian Revolution in 1917, Dynastic Rule celebrates one of the great success stories of a stormy period of Russian history. This book tells the story of two directors of the State Hermitage Museum, who (for over five decades between them) have presided over what has become one of the greatest museums of the world. Saved from the Bolshevik revolution in 1917, the Hermitage was run from 1964 until his death in 1990 by Boris Borisovich Piotrovsky. His son, Mikhail Borisovich Piotrovsky, took over the reins in 1992; his tenure has recently been extended until at least 2020. Geraldine Norman was born in 1940. Having read mathematics at Oxford University, she joined The Times newspaper as a statistician in 1962. In 1967 she launched the Times-Sotheby index of art prices and in 1969 became the sale room correspondent of The Times. In 1987 she moved to The Independent newspaper, leaving in 1995 to write her book The Hermitage: The Biography of a Great Museum (1997). She subsequently became director of the Hermitage Development Trust (1999–2001) and editor of the Hermitage Magazine (2003–2005). She remains a trustee of the Hermitage Foundation UK which she founded in 2003.

Hardback 64 pp 210 x 148 mm BIC Code: A, BGF 26 photographs 978-1-910787-23-6 June 2016 ÂŁ18.99

Charleston Farmhouse, 1981

A Photographic Recollection of the Home of the Bloomsbury Group in Sussex Kim Marsland After Duncan Grant died in 1978, Charleston Farmhouse in Sussex lost the last of its original Bloomsbury Group residents. With its fate unclear, the house and contents remained undisturbed for many years. During this time, art student Kim Marsland made two visits to take notes and photographs for an essay on the Bloomsbury Group. Her unique record of Charleston shows the house just as Grant left it â&#x20AC;&#x201C; cluttered with years of painting, collecting and family life. These twenty-six photographs capture the atmosphere of a house full of memories and artistic importance. They also show Charleston before its restoration, allowing the reader a peek into a lost past. Some pictures will be familiar to lovers of Charleston Farmhouse, but others (such as ones of the garden) less so. This beautifully produced book of previously unseen photographs is the perfect keepsake for Bloomsbury Group aficionados. Kim Marsland is an artist, illustrator and lecturer. She graduated from the Royal College of Art and went on to exhibit her paintings internationally as well as produce illustrations for numerous publications and companies such as Penguin, Times Newspapers and Bloomsbury. She was a senior lecturer in Illustration at the Kent Institute of Art & Design as well as a visiting lecturer at St Martins, City & Guilds and Cambridge College of Art. 15

ART SOLOS

D E B O R A H R O LT

SO THERE’S HOPE UNICORN

Hardback 256 pp 222 x 260 mm BIC Code: AJ, AJC, A 238 colour images 978-1-910787-33-5 October 2016 £25.00

So There’s Hope Deborah Rolt Since 2014 Deborah Rolt has been photographing life in East London, capturing powerful and affectionate images which speak eloquently of the daily realities of work and leisure in this colourful part of the city, with its equally kaleidoscopic people and transethnic neighbourhoods. Her photographs are distinguished by their human sympathy, featuring an eclectic mix of characters and venues – from an East End boxing club to a charity Christmas lunch which demonstrates Deborah’s aesthetic flair and her ability to draw out the warmth in every scene as she captures the heart of a community. Deborah Rolt is a much travelled photographer and businesswoman. She is married with three children and successfully runs a business supplying handmade rugs to interior decorators worldwide. She graduated from Leicester University where she studied Fine Art and has an interest in contemporary art, collecting works for the last thirty years. Photography has always been an important part of her life, travelling from London’s East End to Afghanistan, capturing everyday people.

Paperback with flaps 80 pp 279 x 216 mm BIC Code: A, WZG, YBGT, AGHX 65 B&W line drawings 978-1-910787-31-1 September 2016 ÂŁ9.99

The Kama Sutra Colouring Book The Kama Sutra has thrilled and fascinated western readers since the book was first translated and made available in a small privately printed version in 1883 by noted orientalist and author Sir Richard Francis Burton. This ancient Hindu text, written by Vatsyayana, gives practical advice in prose and poetry on the four goals of Hinduism. Originally the work was unillustrated, but later editions have included wonderful detailed drawings showing a variety of tantric conjugations with incredible backdrops of Indian palaces and gardens. Now, for the first time, a carefully chosen selection of illustrations from The Kama Sutra have been redrawn especially for the reader and aspiring artist to colour for their entertainment and enjoyment.

Paperback 80 pp 250 x 250 mm BIC Code: AKTA, WJF, AKT, WZG B&W line drawings throughout 978-1-910787-34-2 September 2016 £9.99

Barbara Hulanicki’s Fashion Illustration Workbook Barbara Hulanicki was the creator of the iconic Biba fashion label which captured the imagination of a generation and gained cult status in ‘Swinging London’ in the ’60s and ’70s. Barbara started her career as a fashion illustrator working for magazines and newspapers from Vogue to the Daily Mirror, so who could be better placed to create a fashion workbook? Barbara Hulanicki’s Fashion Illustration Workbook is great fun for everybody – from young children and students, to those who remember the period with such affection. Create whatever you want with this innovative book, copy the work of a brilliant artist, design your own hats, make up or hair fashion; colour in the dresses of various models in an array of colourways or create your own Biba inspired prints.

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Slipcased 4 volume collection Paperback with slipcase │ 64 pp │ 330 x 216 mm BIC Code: A, WZG, YBGC, HBTP1 B&W illustrations throughout 978-1-910787-17-5 │ June 2016 │ £15.99 Individual volumes Paperback │16 pp │ 330 x 216 mm BIC Code: A, WZG, YBGC, HBTP1 B&W illustrations throughout 1 Cornwal to Worestshyre 978-1-910787-20-5 2 Shropshire to Buckinghamshyre 978-1-910787-19-9 3 Middlesex to Huntingdonshire 978-1-910787-18-2 4 Northamptonshyre to Westmorlande 978-1-910787-21-2 June 2016 │ £5.99

Albion’s Glorious Ile

Hand-colouring books from the Songs of Poly-Olbion Edited by Anne Louise Avery These beautifully produced colouring books present, over four volumes, thirty county maps of England and Wales. The maps were produced in the early seventeenth century by the cartographic engraver William Hole to accompany the vast landscape poem Poly-Olbion by Michael Drayton, one of the most famous poets of his age. Arguably the strangest maps of Britain ever designed, they depict the familiar rolling countryside as a playful fairyland, bustling with otherworldly beings. Every topographical feature is anthropomorphised, a form of depiction known as prosopopeia: hills are represented as stout country gentlemen, rivers as water nymphs and forests as elegant huntresses. The poetry and maps of Poly-Olbion came out of the Renaissance vogue for chorography, the art of describing place, and together they provide one of the most detailed overviews of the rich landscapes, history and legends of Early Modern England and Wales. This is a colouring book to keep and treasure as a complex, endlessly rewarding work of art. 20

‘It is thus that real fairies would speak if they existed.’ C.S. Lewis

‘Such a wonderful idea!’ Simon Schama

‘Drayton’s Poly-Olbion has the most delightful title in English poetry, by a long way. It’s hardly ever read these days, which is a pity because it’s full of curious quirks and oddities, and a lovely sense that the landscape of Albion (or Britain) is full of gods, nymphs, fairies and other denizens of fantasy, and that the rivers, hills and other geographical features he lists so carefully are themselves alive, with memories, speech and feelings. I welcome the reappearance, in any form, of this vivid and slightly crazy poem, and the picturesque images that accompanied it.’ Phillip Pullman

Anne Louise Avery is an art historian and director of Flash of Splendour, an arts and education non-profit dedicated to empowering children and young people through history, literature and the creative arts. Recently, she directed the Heritage Lottery-funded Children's Poly-Olbion project, introducing children to Drayton's poetry and Hole's cartography, culminating in a major exhibition at the Royal Geographical Society in London and in the creation of Albion’s Glorious Ile.

Hardback 156 pp 280 x 250 mm BIC Code: WC, WDH 100+ colour images 978-1-910787-25-0 September 2016 ÂŁ30.00

The Lure of the Key

Knowledge Acquired from Some Thirty-Five Years Collecting William Wallace The key has been in use for many centuries; it has become such a familiar object, essential for so many uses that, apart from identification, its appearance is of little or no importance. Modern keys are characterless, mass-produced stampings that do not merit a second look. Technology and the need for improved security mean that they are gradually facing extinction. This book covers the history of the key from the Middle Ages to 1900. At the end of the seventeenth century the craftsmanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s skill reached its zenith, as depicted in many illustrations within the book. But with the spread of new manufacturing processes during the Industrial Revolution the craft eventually saw its decline. The author has managed to include a number of keys whose owners can be identified, such as the Duke of Somerset, William and Maryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Lord Chamberlain and the Earl of Carnarvon, and has briefly researched their histories. After a career in the London Stock Exchange, William Wallace entered the antiques trade and then the jewellery business. A chance encounter with an abandoned door in southwestern France sparked his interest in keys. He has now been an ardent collector of antique keys (a cagophilist) for more than thirty-five years, during which time he has become accepted as an authority on the subject, well known to museums and collectors in Britain and overseas.

Tall, eager A face to remember A spirit That brightened our home Hardback

128 pp SERGEANT ALLAN FREDERICk BATH 177 x 127 mm AUSTRALIAN INFANTRY BIC Code: HBWN, JWTY, AMGD, VFJX B&W photos illustrations DIED ON 5TH AUGUST 1916&AGED 25 978-1-910500-52-1 BURIED IN SERRE ROAD CEMETERY NO. 2, SOMME, FRANCE July 2016 £9.99

This inscription is a near quote from a poem simply titled, P.L.C. in Harrow Songs & Epitaphs of the Great War Other Verses, 1886, by Edward E. Bowen. It was never a best-selling book but a quote from it wasSomme used in Horace Vachell’s The Hill, a Romance of Friendship 1905, which had The phenomenal worldwide sales. The poem describes a boy who died suddenly at school. In Sarah Wearne The Hill, Harry Desmond is the archetypal all-round schoolboy who makes the crucial catch in the Eton-Harrow cricket match at Lords and then is killed a few months later in Epitaphs of the Great War – The Somme is an edited collection of one hundred the South African War. from Afterthe thegraves news of comes the paid Headmaster preaches headstone inscriptions thoseinwho the ultimate pricea memorable sermon in which he quotes this poem, applying the lines “Tall, eager, a to remember during this infamous battle, seen to have marked a turning point in theface British …public’s ” to Harry Desmond. perception of theThis war.is how the lines became so well known. Chosen by the next-of-kin and limited by the Imperial War Graves Commission

Allan Bath was a market gardener from Burwood, Victoria, Australia. He enlisted aged to sixty-six letters – which included counting the space between each word as one 19 on –14these Julyinscriptions 1915 and embarked in February War Graves The Australia Times called, ‘the heart1916. of theThe bereaved’: letter reveal whatfrom Commission has his age at death as 25 but his father writes “twenty years” beside the the thousands of silent voices that ‘speak’ from the war cemeteries. These voices stand at the opposite end of the commemorative spectrum to the Cenotaph: one question ‘Age at time of death’ on the circular for the Roll of Honour of Australia. And an austere tribute to the Empire’s clamour when asked‘silent’ if there are any other detailsdead, likelythe to other be of ainterest tooftheindividual historians of the ‘voices’ , each one not only a personal tribute to an individual soldier butfrom also his a Captain AIF or of the regiment he mentions, “Two letters found in his knapsack cultural reference to the world from which they came. and Major at Etaples recommending him for Lieutenancy”. The epitaphs covered in this book, the first in a short series, belong to officers and

men,was the ordinary and the famous, the privileged poor. defiant, Bath killed at Pozieres on 5 August 1916. Hisand bodythewas notProud, discovered until March heartbreaking, they provide a unique and sometimes surprising insight into the with the 1929, when as it still had his identity disc and a piece of tobacco pouch engraved lives of both the bereaved and of the men who fought and died. initials AB, it was possible to bury him under a named headstone. Mr F Bath confirmed his inscription; this was not his father, William Bath, who may well have been dead by 1929.

DID HE DIE IN VAIN?

PRIVATE JOHN PAUL SOUTH AFRICAN INFANTRY 18TH JULY 1916 AGE 36 BURIED: LONDON CEMETERY AND EXTENSION, LONGUEVILLE, FRANCE

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Private Paul’s wife asks an unusually direct question: “Did he die in vain?”. Whilst she doesn’t actually assert that he did, the mere raising of the question casts doubt on her belief in the cause for which her husband died.

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Hardback 352 pp 250 x 200 mm BIC Code: HBWN, JWTY, AMGD, VFJX Colour and B&W photos and illustrations 978-1-910500-64-4 October 2016 ÂŁ30.00

War Beneath the Waves

U-Boat Flotilla Flanders 1915â&#x20AC;&#x201C;1918 Tomas Termote For four years the German U-boats of U-Flottille Flandern would become a serious threat to the seeming omnipotence of the Royal Navy and its fleet. By the end of the war they had managed to sink a total of 2,554 Allied ships, totaling 2.5 million tons of shipping. The Royal Navy put everything it had at its disposal to defeat the U-boats and as a consequence, these countermeasures caused the loss of eighty per cent of the U-boats which were stationed in the Flemish ports. Tomas Termote visited the wrecks of many U-boats and has unravelled many of their secrets. He also writes about life on board the U-boats, their importance in the war and the heavy losses on both sides. For the first time a detailed insight into this unique part of history is given with an account of the fate of every U-boat of the fleet. Illustrated with contemporary images, underwater colour photographs of the wrecks, drawings of the sites and artefacts which helped identify many sites, including that of UB-88, which ended up after the war in US waters where she was paraded in every big port on the US East coast, and sailed right up north along the West coast where it ended its life after being sunk off San Diego.

Hardback 128 pp 290 x 238 mm BIC Code: HBWN, AGB, AC Colour photos & illustrations 978-1-910500-50-7 June 2016 £18.99

Eugène Burnand

In Search of the Swiss Artist (1850–1921) Shirley Darlington Eugène Burnand was the most famous Swiss artist of his generation. This book charts the discovery by the author of Burnand and his incredible First World War pastel portraits by an old friend – a distant relative of the artist. Burnand wished to capture all the nationalities involved on the Allied side in the war, from the private soldier to their highest staff officer – from the home combatants and their colonies. He portrayed their personalities with great psychological insight and consummate skill, sitting knee to knee, as in a confessional. The ethnic diversity of the first ‘global war’ is shown here along with stories about some of the individual subjects who went on to achieve much in later life. The pictures Burnand created glow out of the pages and many have been included in this book along with the narrative, a true journey of European exploration of art history, in the author’s quest to learn more about this wonderful artist and his work.

Paperback 192 pp 234 x 156 mm BIC Code: HBWQ, JWG, BGH B&W photos and illustrations 978-1-910500-58-3 September 2016 £15.99

The Twisted Florin

Evasion from France, Escape from Italy Squadron Leader John Mott MBE Stella Clare Mott An adventure story following one of the Second World War’s truly forgotten heroes, Squadron Leader Arnold John Mott MBE as told by his niece. A very personal and evocative tale of one man’s journey to war, and his work – first as a bomber pilot completing nineteen missions before being shot down, and then evading capture across the Pyrenees to return to duty flying Lysanders out of RAF Tangmere on Special Operations Executive (SOE) missions. In 1942 his Lysander got bogged down and John was captured, but following the Italian armistice he managed to escape into the Alps to rejoin service, this time with No. 1 Special Force due to his unique knowledge of partisan groups. This book also offers fresh perspectives on the devastating personal effect of the war on servicemen and civilians, on both the home front and in occupied Europe. An unsung hero with no sense of his own achievements just an innate sense of duty in a time of crisis – one of only a handful who came back twice.

THE SOMME

The Day by Day Account

chris m c carthy

Paperback 176 pp 246 x 189 mm BIC Code: HBWN, 3JJF Colour maps and B&W photos throughout 978-1-910500-51-4 June 2016 £25.00

The Somme

The Day by Day Account Chris McCarthy The Somme – The Day by Day Account is a new revised edition of the landmark book presenting a detailed chronicle of the battle, day-by-day, unit-by-unit from 1 July to 19 November 1916. This fascinating book is a significant account of the conflict of 1916 and a practical guide for anyone wishing to see and understand how the battle evolved. The day-by-day layout is illustrated by a fine selection of photographs, many rarely seen and all carefully linked to show specific details of each month’s fighting. Equally important are the full colour maps illustrating trench names, fortresses and strongpoints, jumping-off points, objectives and gains made. The unique layout makes it possible to follow the progress of a specific British brigade through reserve trenches, the front lines, no man’s land and captured enemy positions, and to trace that unit on the detailed maps. Chris McCarthy joined the Imperial War Museum in 1976, first as a Curator of British uniforms and then as Conservation Officer. He is now retired, but continues to work on a long-term database project on the First World War. Chris is a member of the British Commission for Military History and an Honorary Research Fellow in War Studies at the University of Birmingham.

Paperback 256 pp 234 x 156 mm BIC Code: HBWN, JWTY, AMGD, VFJX B&W photos and illustrations 978-1-908487-05-6 1st August 2016 £17.99

The Man who Saved Paris Roger West’s Ride, 1914

Michael Carragher Foreword by Dr Noble Frankland CB, CBE, DFC A vivid account of the opening weeks of the First World War by a volunteer despatch rider who may have prevented a swift German capture of Paris. Of Anglo-German stock, Roger West was conflicted when the war broke out but volunteered out of the strong sense of duty that was characteristic of his class. His linguistic skills led to his being commissioned into the Intelligence Corps but he was seconded as a despatch rider to the 19th Brigade, which bore a great brunt of the fighting in the first few weeks in 1914. West was in the thick of things despite being crippled with a badly-damaged foot, often riding round the clock, delivering despatches, directing and assisting soldiers separated from their units and helping disoriented stragglers. Discovering that a critical bridge had been left open to the German advance, he volunteered to ride back and blow it up, preventing the retreating Fifth French Army from being taken in the flank, something that could have fulfilled the Schlieffen Plan’s aims and won the war quickly for Germany. Michael Carragher is the author of San Fairy Ann? Motorcycles and British Victory 1914-1918 (FireStep) and ‘The Despatch Rider Corps in 1914’ in Stemming the Tide: Officers and Leadership in the British Expeditionary Force 1914, ed Dr Spencer Jones (Helion & Co).

A Voyage to War

An Englishman’s Account of Hong Kong from 1936–41

Paperback with flaps 288 pp 234 x 172 mm BIC Code: HBW, HBWQ, HBTM, HBJF 90+ images 978-1-910500-55-2 October 2016 £25.00

A Voyage to War

An Englishman’s Account of Hong Kong from 1936–41 Edited by Hugh Dulley Hugh Dulley’s father (Peter Dulley) and mother (Therese Sander) met in Hong Kong on New Year’s Eve 1935. Four years later at the outbreak of War, Peter, a weekend sailor, was called up to the Hong Kong Royal Naval Volunteers. He eventually graduated to commanding an ocean-going tug of 500 tons, which he took from Hong Kong to Aden. En route he called at islands still enjoying pre-war peacetime and navigated across the Indian Ocean using a sextant. In July 1940 Therese, who was eight months pregnant, was evacuated from Hong Kong to the Philippines, where Hugh was born. She then travelled to Australia after a short stop in Hong Kong, which was to be the last time she saw Peter. Collected here is six years of correspondence from Peter to Therese. Edited and condensed by Hugh, it paints a unique and often humourous portrait of life in Hong Kong in the run up to and during the early stages of the Second World War. Hugh Dulley was born in the Philippines in 1940, and subsequently evacuated to Australia for the duration of the Second World War. He followed his father to Westminster School and rowed at Henley. Most of his career was in NHS management. He holds an MA in Applied Psychology, which proved valuable later for researching and writing and editing papers in the NHS, then in consultancy and latterly studying history and archaeology. He has revisited Hong Kong and Australia on a number of occasions.

War Office Publications The War Office Publications (WW1) series are reproductions from a number of contemporary manuals and books covering First World War doctrine. These were issued by the War Office (WO) Stationery Services (SS) Department and the General Staff to all relevant departments and personnel and provide a fascinating insight into the daily lives of soldiers, as well as details of how the conflict was fought. They also help to dispel the myth that the First World War was fought on a basis of tactical and organisational mismanagement. On the contrary, every functional detail was carefully thought through, explained and documented.

Remount Manual (War)

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Veterinary Manual (War) 1915

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Catechism for Animal Management

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Notes on Pack Transport

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Notes on Horse Management in the Field (1919)

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The Training and Employment of Grenadiers

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Detail of the Sets of Harness Required for the Various Nature of Service Pattern Vehicles

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Horse Mobilization

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Notes on the French Horse-Breeding and Remount Organization

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Notes on Horse Management (parts I and II)

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Remount Regulations

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Notes on Identification of Aeroplanes

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Instructions on Bombing (parts I and II)

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R. L. Handbook of Ammunition

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The Employment of Machine Guns (part I - Tactical)

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The Employment of Machine Guns (part II - Organisation & Detection of Fire)

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Notes on German Fuzes and Typical French and Belgian Fuzes

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Memorandum - Treatment of Injuries in War

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Summary of Recent Information Regarding the German Army and its Methods

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Notes and Illustrations on the Interpretations of Aeroplane Photographs

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Notes and Illustrations on the Interpretations of Aeroplane Photographs

Hardback

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Vocabulary of German Military Terms and Abbreviations Paperback 978-1-908487-66-7 £14.99 Unexploded Shells, Bombs and Grenades - Methods of Destruction

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Salvage

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Notes for Guidance of Officers of Labour Corps in France Paperback 978-1-908487-67-4 £10.99 Results of Preliminary Reconnaisance and Comparsion with Air Photographs of the Ground Re-occupied on the Foreward Areas of the Lys Salient

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The Impressment of Horses and Horse-Drawn Vehicles in Time of National Emergency

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The Remount Service in the United Kingdom in Wartime Paperback 978-1-908487-70-4 £7.99 Types of Horses Suitable for Army Remounts

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Uniform Legends This new series of paperbacks brings to life for a new audience exciting, forgotten and rarely seen titles, commemorating some of the legendary figures and events in military history.

Eagle Day Richard Collier 978-1910500-25-5 £16.99

Soldier and Dramatist Harold Chapin 978-1910500-45-3 £13.99

German Submarine Warfare Wesler Frost 978-1910500-24-8 £13.99

Summer of No Surrender Richard Townshend Bickers 978-1910500-28-6 £12.99

Ginger Lacey Richard Townshend Bickers 978-1910500-27-9 £12.99

Via Ypres Allan Jobson 978-1910500-21-7 £13.99

In the Line Georg Bucher 978-1910500-23-1 £14.99

Whizzbangs and Woodbines Rev JCV Durell 978-1910500-22-4 £12.99

Paperback with flaps 224 pp 234 x 170 mm BIC Code: BM, B 30 photographs and illustrations 978-0-993242-48-9 September 2016 £20.00

Wellington’s Dearest Georgy

The Life and Loves of Lady Georgiana Lennox Alice Marie Crossland Using largely unpublished sources, this book tells the story of Lady Georgiana Lennox and the unique friendship she cherished with the Duke of Wellington. She first met the Duke on his return from India when he was serving under Georgy’s father as Chief Secretary. The Lennox family moved to Brussels in 1813 and Georgy’s mother, the Duchess of Richmond, threw the now legendary ball the night before the Battle of Waterloo. Georgy was a young, beautiful and immensely popular young lady at the time with many suitors. She and the Duke enjoyed a flirtatious early friendship, which blossomed into a true bond between their families as the years went by. Georgy had a front row seat at the Battle of Waterloo and remained in Brussels after the battle to help tend to the wounded. At twenty-nine she married the future 23rd Baron de Ros, who became a diplomatic spy and later Governor of the Tower of London. Georgy had three children and died at the impressive age of ninety-six. Alice Marie Crossland specialised in nineteenth century British Art at UCL. She worked with the Wellington family on the catalogue of portraits Wellington Portrayed published in 2014. She has since worked at the National Gallery and Royal Academy pursuing research projects.

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Reaper

Death and Deceit in a World where Friends are as Dangerous as Enemies Doug Beattie MC Paperback │ 346 pp │ 234 x 156 mm │ BIC Code: FH, FJM 978-1-908487-04-9 │ August 2016 │ £14.99

From the historic parade ground of the Royal Military Academy in Sandhurst to the squalid back alleys of Peshawar, two men are playing a deadly game of cat and mouse. One a disgraced British Intelligence officer recruited into ‘The Det’, the second a top Al Qaeda IED facilitator, whose life has been turned upside down by a US Reaper attack. But things aren’t always as they seem: from comrades in arms to deadly enemies, they have become puppets in a war now more than a decade old. As the ties between allies begin to fracture each side is now more wary of the other. The stakes couldn’t be any higher, this is not about national interests, this is about survival. In the end only one man will walk out alive, his life will be changed forever and a legend will rise.

Trashing the Trainset

Days and Awaydays in BBC News, 2004 – 2007 Chris Moore Paperback │ 192 pp │ 216 x 138 mm │ BIC Code: B, BM 978-0-993242-45-8 │ July 2016 │ £10.99

Chris Moore’s second BBC memoir plunges into the same white-hot media furnace he so vividly evoked in 2015’s Greg Dyke, My Part In His Downfall. That unexpected best-seller on Amazon gave readers an unforgettable worm’s-eye perspective on world events, as seen from within the seething can of multi-platform content labelled BBC News. This second lifting of the lid reveals what happened when Greg Dyke’s successor as Director-General, Mark Thompson, arrived clutching an agenda for radical change that rapidly turned into a recipe for disaster. He dished out change all right, but radio was not a priority, nor the BBC World Service – bad news for its tens of millions of listeners and very bad news for the journalists in its newsroom. For them, it was the beginning of the end. 38 Universe Press

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Secrets of Churchill’s War Rooms Jonathan Asbury Hardback │ 288 pp │ 310 x 260 mm BIC Code: HB, HBWQ, JPHL │ 300 colour and B&W images 978-1-904897-49-1 │ Oct 2016 │ £30.00

On 10 May 1940, Britain’s new prime minister strode purposefully down to the basement of an anonymous government building and entered a top secret command centre. ‘This’, growled Winston Churchill, ‘is the room from which I will run the war’. This magnificent new volume gives you exclusive access to those War Rooms, bringing you closer than ever before to where Churchill not only ran the war – but won it.

The English and their Country Thomas Burke Hardback │ 64 pp │ 155 x 112 mm BIC Code: HB, HBWQ, WZG │ 40 B&W images 978-1-904897-48-4 │ Oct 2016 │ £7.99

‘The English have for centuries been a puzzle to the people of other countries’, explains this guide produced for overseas forces stationed in England during the Second World War. The English and Their Country attempts to solve this puzzle, providing an account of English characteristics for confused guests. Including everything from a description of England’s geography and climate, to an explanation of the English class system and the Englishman’s ‘reserved’, ‘sensitive’ and ‘shy’ behaviour, this book is a lighthearted and amusing take on English life and customs.

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Paperback 120 pp 210 x 148 mm BIC Code: HBWN, JWTY, AMGD, VFJX Colour and B&W photos and illustrations throughout 978-9-082252-11-8 July 2016 £12.99

Decoding the Front

Communication 1914–1918 Karen Derycke The entry of the dominions and the colonies into the First World War produced a mixture of languages and cultures, and communication thus became an international concept. The publication Decoding the Front draws attention to the wide range of possibilities that the word ‘communication’ covers. Around the turn of the century, modern means of communication were not welldeveloped but the war and technological progress soon changed this. Photography and film, letters, postcards and many of the new ways of communication at the front are discussed such as radio, telephone and telegraph. But also animals such as homing pigeons, horses and dogs were still indispensable in the vast communication network; communication in the war was often a strange contradiction between primitive and modern technologies. The Memorial Museum Passchendaele 1917 presents the historic story of the First World War in a poignant and vivid way, with a particular emphasis on the Battle of Passchendaele, one of the most horrific battles from the war, with more than half a million casualties for a territorial gain of merely eight kilometres. The museum provides an overview of the five battles of Ypres, including the Battle of Passchendaele or 3rd Ypres, serving as a gateway to the landscape today with the location and surroundings still showing the scars of that time. Using historical objects, authentic letters, posters and other documents, uniforms of the various armies and video clips, etc. both young and old get an insight into how life must have been on and around the battlefields. 40

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Conor Harrington Conor Harrington Hardback │ 400 pp │ 320 x 240 mm BIC Code: AGB, ACXJ8, AFJG │ 600 colour and B&W images 978-0-956873-87-3 │ Sept 2016 │ £35.00

When his Dance with the Devil sold at auction in 2015 for £77,500, auctioneers Bonhams described Conor Harrington’s works as ‘magisterial canvases which unite the luxuriant, shadowy intensity of Caravaggio with the provocative roughness of the street’. This monograph, the first to chart his career in such depth, covers the nascent graffiti of his teenage years, the artistic awakening during his Fine Art degree in Limerick and his subsequent London-based career, with solo gallery shows in London and New York. Alongside striking photography chronicling both his gallery paintings and open air works across Ireland, UK, Europe, USA, Brazil and even along the Bethlehem Wall, sits fascinating documentary photographs of these artistic journeys paired with Harrington’s personal commentary.

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Poems of Two Wars Laurence Binyon Edited by Paul O’prey Paperback │ 96 pp │ 198 x 129 mm BIC Code: DC, DCF │ 65 colour images 978-0-993331-11-4 │ Sept 2016 │ £12.99

Laurence Binyon (1869–1943) was a celebrated poet and art historian. Binyon’s 1914 poem ‘For the Fallen’ is the single most famous poem written about the First World War, read at Services of Remembrance around the world and carved onto thousands of war memorials. This collection brings together for the first time the remarkable poems he wrote about both the First World War, whilst serving on the Front Line as a medical orderly and the Second World War, including ‘The Burning of the Leaves’. U

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Paperback 224 pp 254 x 190 mm BIC Code: TRLT, HB 23 colour and 20 B&W images 978-0-917860-69-0 August 2016 £20.00

A Company Man

The Remarkable French-Atlantic Voyage of a Clerk for the Companies of the Indies edited and with an introduction by Erin M. Greenwald translated by Teri F. Chalmers Recently rediscovered and never before published, this buoyant memoir recounts a young man’s 1729 voyage from Paris to the New World. An incorrigible rake – if not an outright rogue – Marc-Antoine Caillot documents a string of pranks, parties, and romantic escapades, and he speaks with immediacy across the centuries, illuminating racial and ethnic politics, environmental concerns, and the birth of New Orleans’s distinctive cultural mélange. Enlivened by the author’s own exquisite illustrations, A Company Man provides an intimate look at the early history of one of America’s most storied cities, placing it and the fledgling colony it anchored within the nexus of the French Atlantic empire. Named 2014 Humanities Book of the Year by the Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities. “We are lucky that The Historic New Orleans Collection has invested the money, time, and expertise to bring Caillot’s memoir to a wide audience. The book is beautifully and expertly produced . . . And then there is Caillot himself, whose youth, spirit, and hormones make him an astute if unlikely guide to this complicated world to which he paid such great and painstaking attention.” — JAMES TAYLOR CARSON, Journal of Southern History.

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Garden Legacy Mary Louise Mossy Christovich and Roulhac Bunkley Toledano Hardback │ 268 pp │ 279 x 216 mm BIC Code: WM, WMQL │ 200 colour and 22 B&W images 978-0-917860-72-1 │ Dec 2016 │ £30.00

Garden Legacy accords a rich French-American tradition of landscape design and horticultural study its rightful place in transatlantic cultural history. French settlers in New Orleans adopted garden prototypes from the era of Louis XIV to the more opulent plant life yet smaller-scale gardens of colonial Louisiana. This richly illustrated survey showcases colonial-era maps and prints from European and North American archives; the remarkable nineteenth-century plan-book collection of the New Orleans Notarial Archives; and contemporary memoirs of early Louisiana settlers and naturalists.

A Life in Jazz Danny Barker Introduction by Gwen Thompkins Hardback │ 230 pp │ 254 x 203 mm BIC Code: AVGJ, BG │ 115 colour and B&W images 978-0-917860-71-3 │ Nov 2016 │ £25.00

Musician, storyteller, researcher, songwriter, mentor, folklorist, griot – all apply to New Orleans’s own Danny Barker, the guitarist and banjo player who truly lived A Life in Jazz. This revised reprint of Barker’s autobiography features never-before-published material from Barker’s original manuscript and more than 100 images that give life to Barker’s childhood in New Orleans, career in New York, travels with Cab Calloway, and experiences as a black man in mid-century America. With an introduction by NPR veteran Gwen Thompkins, A Life in Jazz gives full scope to the work and legacy of a jazz legend. Volume three of THNOC’s award-winning Louisiana Musicians Biography Series. U

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Hidden Gems HIDDEN GEMS

Jewellery Stories from the Saleroom Sarah Hue-Williams and Raymond Sancroft-Baker

J e w e l l e ry S t o r i e S f r o m t h e S a l e r o o m S a r a h h u e - W i l l i a M S & r ay M o n d S a n C r o F T- B a K e r 2

HIDDEN GEMS

Hardback │ 296 pp │ 269 x 224 mm BIC Code: WCP, AFKG │ 200 colour and 40 B&W images 978-1-910065-99-0 │ Nov 2016 │ £40.00

An intriguing blend of art, science, history and psychology, this book traces stories of jewels and all those connected to them. The pieces featured in this lavishly illustrated book are not all the most expensive or ‘important’ to have passed through the sale room, but rather those with intriguing histories which span diverse time periods, cultures and design eras. These stories have not been shared publicly before and offer a glimpse into the lives of those who have loved, lost, commissioned or created jewels, who have marked, with the giving or receiving of them, the most memorable moments of their lives. And all of them are true. Sarah Hue-Williams is a freelance gemmologist, jewellery historian and lecturer. She is a Fellow of the Gemmological Association of Great Britain and author of Christie’s Guide to Jewellery (2000). Raymond Sancroft-Baker was European Jewellery Director at Christies for over twenty years and is a Fellow of the Gemmological Association of Great Britain.

THE ENGRAVINGS OF

CHARLES AND GEORGE HUNT 1820 –1870 RACING, COACHING, HUNTING, LANDSCAPES & CARICATURES by JOHN HICKMAN

The Engravings of Charles and George Hunt (1820–1870) Racing, Coaching, Hunting, Landscapes and Caricatures John Hickman Hardback │ 400 pp │300 x 250 mm BIC Code: AFH, WSNB │ 200 colour images 978-1-910065-97-6 │ Dec 2016 │ £60.00

Charles and George Hunt, two of the most skilled and prolific engravers of their day, flourished during the boom years of the English Sporting Print (1820–1870). The public’s enthusiasm for horse racing and coaching grew rapidly during the early nineteenth century, and the middle classes wanted colourful depictions of these scenes to decorate their walls. So the Hunts were kept busy reproducing the works of, among others, Henry Alken. F. C. Turner and James Pollard, capturing the essence and atmosphere of this particularly English art. John Hickman is a descendant of Charles Hunt but his interest began forty years ago, when he started his collection and furnished his first flat with prints from their engravings. Later, Alfred Gates of Ackermann’s, the print dealers, suggested he compile this reference work on the Hunts, which is introduced by John Sabin with a short history of the English Sporting Print. 44

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Brussels Art Nouveau Architecture and Design

Alec Forshaw Photography by Alan Ainsworth Paperback with flaps │ 160 pp │ 225 x 200 mm BIC Code: ACVY, AMB, AMR │ 100 commissioned colour photographs 978-1-910065-47-1 │ Oct 2016 │ £25.00

More a design philosophy than a style, Art Nouveau flourished c. 1893–1914, inspired by the forms and patterns found in nature. This book celebrates the concentration of Art Nouveau architecture and design in Brussels, often considered the Art Nouveau capital of Europe. It is the first comprehensive guide to buildings from eleven main areas of the city, also providing background information on each of the designers such as Victor Horta, Paul Hankar and Henry Van de Velde, and specially-drawn twelve maps for those wishing to devise their own tours of the city. A frequent visitor to Belgium, author Alec Forshaw has a deep interest in Victorian and Edwardian architecture and worked for over 40 years on conservation of the historic built environment. Publications include Smithfield: Past and Present (1980) and New City, Contemporary Architecture in the City of London (2013) with Alan Ainsworth. Photographer Alan Ainsworth worked in the City of London before becoming a full-time photographer and writer. His books include Clerkenwell: Change and Renewal (2010) and The Barbican: Architecture and Light (2015).

HOLKHAM The social, architectural and landscape history of a great English country house

Holkham

The Social, Architectural and Landscape History of a Great English Country House Christine Hiskey

Christine Hiskey

Hardback │ 400 pp │ 234 x 156 mm BIC Code: ACQH, AFKB, AMV, HBTB 100 colour images, 40 archive B&W photographs and maps 978-1-910065-98-3 │ Nov 2016 │ £60.00

Holkham Hall, home of the Coke family since 1612, is a masterpiece of eighteenth-century Palladian architecture surrounded by a major agricultural estate bordering on the dunes and marshes of the North Norfolk coast. Built and furnished over twenty-five years by Thomas Coke, 1st Earl of Leicester, and completed by his widow, it houses an internationally important collection of paintings, classical sculpture, furniture and books. The Holkham archives, researched by the author, Christine Hiskey, for her 400-year history, are the key. Archivist since 1985, Christine Hiskey sheds fresh light on the attitude of the famous agriculturalist, ‘Coke of Holkham’ towards the Hall, and shows how, in the following centuries, both family and staff adapted to changing fashions, aspirations and economic circumstances. U

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When setting down my responses, I used the technique of spontaneous writing as much as I could. I let myself associate with the image, but not randomly. It’s tempting when you look at Asian-inspired art, or abstract art in general, to turn the image into a Rorschach test. (Not that ink blots don’t have their own aesthetics. After all, they were devised to peer deeper into the patient than what he or she was willing to see, or tell.) I could be criticized for dwelling too much on everyday associations. My starting point might be too mundane. Let’s go a bit deeper, then. Telepathy isn’t about using your mind like a TV station to broadcast pictures. Indeed, telepathy is no more than an example of how mind extends beyond the brain. Mind is collective. Its contents are shared. Hidden in its deeper reaches are invisible things. What kind of invisible things is Lucy tapping into? Consider Listening To Your Soul (p. 136). If I sampled twenty people and asked them if this image was masculine or feminine, I think most would say feminine. The soul, or anima, is also feminine. It’s our source, the still point around which a lifetime of activity spins. Isn’t that implied here? I see that white dot in the center as a kind of source, and swirling out of it is Creation. The soul expands into the world exactly like that. I also think that most people could see the outline of a chambered nautilus in this image, if it were suggested to them.

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