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The Bonny Dawn
Set against the Northumbrian coast in the 1960s, the events of this love story take place over one day - a day during which everyone involved discovers that the consequences of an innocent meeting are far more significant than the event itself.
Painting with Annigoni
Dawn Cookson's first meeting with Pietro Annigoni was in London in 1956. While visiting the Royal Academy as a young art student, she was inspired by his first portrait of Her Majesty The Queen and was determined to become his pupil. But first Annigoni advised her to go to the studio of an old friend of his in Florence, Nerina Simi, a few of whose best pupils later went on to work with the Maestro.
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Wait For The Dawn
Fans of Josephine Cox, Catherine Cookson and Dilly Court will absolutely love this emotionally charged and unmissable romantic saga of one woman's search for love and fulfilment from much loved author Jess Foley. 'An earthy tale of love, longing and tragedy' -- Swindon Evening Advertiser 'Dramatic and satisfying' -- Iris Gower 'Read it in one night, just could not put it down until it was finished' -- ***** Reader review 'A truly enchanting book' -- ***** Reader review 'I was totally gripped by this story' -- ***** Reader review 'A masterpiece' -- ***** Reader review ******************************************************************* ONE WOMAN'S SEARCH FOR A BRIGHTER FUTURE. BUT WILL SHE FIN...
At the Dawn of a New Consciousness
The Italian Renaissance is considered by many to mark the beginning of the modern age. The name itself (literally "rebirth") accurately expresses the innovation that took place during that period. Renaissance thinkers took a vital interest in history, literature, and the arts, focusing on the human world as much as, if not more than, that of God. The rapid development of the arts and sciences reflected their study of the visible, physical world in all its three-dimensional glory. The source of these new impulses, says the author, can be found in what Rudolf Steiner calls the birth of "the consciousness soul"--the faculty for objective self-awareness. Instead of a primarily inward-looking con...
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