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Richard Woods
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Richard Woods
This is the first monograph on the remarkable work of British artist Richard Woods (b.1966), one of a younger generation of artists whose sculptures and installations operate on the boundary between art, architecture and design. Whatever structures he takes as his starting point - the floor of a domestic house, the walls of a gallery, the courtyard of a convent or the external walls of a public building - they are all used as flat surfaces to be embellished with paint.A graduate of the Slade School of Fine Art, Woods has shown extensively in Britain, continental Europe, Japan and the USA. Over the past five years, he has designed a spectacular store interior for the fashion house Comme des G...
Richard Woods (1715-1793)
A contemporary of the famous landscape designer `Capability' Brown, Richard Woods has never received the recognition he deserves: in contrast to Brown, he emphasised the pleasure ground and kitchen garden, with a more pronounced use of flowers than was general among the landscape improvers of his time. He liked variety and incident in his plans and, where he was employed on a larger scale, the encroachment of the pleasure ground into the park created the Woodsian 'pleasure park'. In this important work of detection and biography, Fiona Cowell analyses his designs, and explores his activities as a plantsman, a determined amateur architect and a farmer. In particular, she shows the difficulties he found as a Catholic living in penal times, examining the difficulties encountered by both Woods and his Catholic patrons, and placing the man and his work in their wider social and economic context. Unjustly neglected in the past, he is here given his rightful place among the creators of the English landscape style.
Richard Woods
'Country Life' is a brand new collection of work by British Artist, Richard Woods. The corresponding exhibition opened at Albion Barn in Spring 2014.This limited edition artist's book is individually hand-crafted by the artist. Only 200 copies have been produced. Each is hand-painted and every book is different. Each copy contains many of Woods' preparatory collages and drawings as well as photographs of finished works.In a unique collaboration, Michael Hue-Williams invited Woods to respond to the environment in which his work could be exhibited - creating something that would have legacy in its surroundings and a direct response to the Great British countryside setting of Albion Barn.Firm sale only.
The Art & Craft of Richard Woods
Covering the last decade of Richard Woods's career, this book profiles a multitude of representative case studies. These studies provide detailed insights into the production processes associated with the entire range of the artist's output.
The Early Correspondence of Richard Wood, 1831-1841
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A Man of the Woods
"Part travelogue and part informational wood book, Richard Crow describes how his business and hobby developed into the largest privately owned wood collection in the world"--Provided by publisher.
Unlearn!
Unlearn! Because Life Can Make You Stupid is a kick in the groin to the self-help industry. Without any sugarcoating, author Richard Woods confronts societal normalcy, political correctness, and perceived morality in a blistering attack on today's American culture. Americans continue to practice certain unrealistic behaviors at the urging of many so-called self-help gurus. For example, even though the diet and relationship industries gross millions of dollars each year, people continue to gain weight and get divorced. Woods maintains that if you want to make a real change in your life, you must be honest with yourself. You need to unlearn much of the ideology ingrained since childhood and re...
