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Post-War to Post Modern
Y llyfr darluniadol cyntaf o'i fath gyda phroffil o bron i 1400 o arlunwyr gweledol a chymhwysol sy'n gweithio yn y dull traddodiadol a newydd yng Nghymru dros y 60 mlynedd diwethaf. Bywgraffiadau cryno ac awdurdodol gyda 300 o ddarluniau mewn lliw neu ddu a gwyn. -- Cyngor Llyfrau Cymru
Swain and Allied Families
Three separate Swain immigrants, William, Richard, and Jeremiah settled primarily in the New England area.
A Rage To Live
Richard Burton was a brilliant, charismatic man - a unique blend of erudite scholar and daring adventurer. Fluent in twenty-nine languages, he found it easy to pass himself off as a native, thereby gaining unique insight into societies otherwise closed to Western scrutiny. He followed service as an intelligence officer in India by a daring penetration of the sacred Islamic cities of Mecca and Medina disguised as a pilgrim. He was the first European to enter the forbidden African city of Harar, and discovered Lake Tanganyika in his search for the source of the Nile. His fascination with, and research into, the intimate customs of ethnic races (which would eventually culminate in his brilliant Kama Sutra) earned him a racy reputation in that age of sexual repression. Little surprise, then, that Isabel Arundell's aristocratic mother objected to her daughter's marriage to this most notorious of figures. Isabel, however, was a spirited, independent-minded woman and was also deeply, passionately in love with Richard. Against all expectations but their own, the Burtons enjoyed a remarkably successful marriage.
The British Art Show 5
Published on the occasion of the National Touring Exhibition organised by the Hayward Gallery in 2000.
Studio International
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Imaging the Nation
This second volume in the series exploring the visual culture of Wales, explores the imaging of people and the land of Wales from the Tudor period until the 1960s. The development of images and image-making is examined in the broader context of the social, economic and political history of Wales.
Industrial Society
Exploring many artistic mediums including film, painting, sculpture, and the crafts, this text begins in late-17th-century Wales and looks at the progression from a preoccupation with landscape and scenic art, to the more politicized art after the process of industrialization.
The Wales Yearbook
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