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Typology
Gathered during the course of expeditions, excavations and scientific study, the millions of artefacts and specimens held in the museum cabinets at the Harvard Museums of Science & Culture represent Harvard?s continuing pursuit of knowledge about our diverse world and its history. Patterns resonate and reveal themselves in this unique photographic essay on the collections, creating intrigue, inspiration and wonder.
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Munch
Edvard Munch is Norway's most important painter and graphic artist and the only one to exercise a decisive influence on European art. A forerunner of Expressionism, his works were influenced by an early life tortured by sickness, insanity, rejection and
Constable and Brighton
The first comprehensive guide to Constable's lesser-known but significant works inspired by the bustling Regency resort of Brighton. There was more to John Constable's art than the great rural landscapes for which he is famous. This lavishly illustrated book focuses on a largely overlooked element in his life - his close and artistically rewarding relationship with the boisterous resort of Brighton during the years 1824-28. He went in search of healthy air for his ailing wife Maria and the peace to help him clear a backlog of commissions, and became accustomed to painting on the beach or up by the windmills that dotted the Sussex Downs. More than 100 small, vivid studies from these walks exi...
The National Museum, Sultanate of Oman
"The National Museum, located in the heart of Muscat, is dedicated to preserving and showcasing the treasures of Oman’s cultural heritage. The magnificent new building, opened in July 2016, houses a collection that spans Oman’s history from the earliest human settlement – around two million years ago – to the present day. Sumptuously illustrated with highlights from the sixteen galleries, this book illuminates Oman’s rich maritime, military and religious history. The first large-scale publication dedicated to this new cultural centre, which opened to the public in July 2016. A lavish publication that will fascinate anyone with an interest in the Middle East, offering insight into Oman’s past, present and future. Beautifully designed with new colour photography."--
New Views of the Middle Ages
"Medieval art. Wyvern Collection of Medieval and Early Renaissance art, at Bowdoin College Museum of Art, Brunswick, Maine. Examples of metalwork, ceramic, ivory, stone and wood sculpture, panel paintings and illuminated manuscripts from across Europe and Christian community of Ethiopia"--
Typhoid
- An exploration of the past, present and future of typhoid control using both literary and real-life figures - Draws from the award-winning Typhoidland exhibition, dispelling the myth of typhoid as an eradicated disease - More relevant than ever in a post-COVID world A killer of paupers, princes and presidents, typhoid was an invisible threat in Victorian times and remains dangerous in many areas today. In this exploration of the past, present and future of typhoid control, Drs Claas Kirchhelle and Samantha Vanderslott use the stories of both literary characters and real-life figures to trace typhoid's transformation from a mysterious scourge into a controllable microbial threat. Drawing on their award-winning Typhoidland exhibition, the authors dispel the myth of typhoid as an eradicated disease and show how cutting-edge vaccines and collective international action offer new hope amidst surging drug resistance, a subject that has gained new relevance in a post-COVID world.
Gunnersbury Park
*Engagingly written by local, passionate experts*Based on years of original historical research, encompassing local archives, objects held by the Museum, archaeological findings, oral history sources, and more*Richly illustrated, including maps and a fold-out coverExploring this much-loved public park reveals its story. In the Middle Ages, Gunnersbury belonged to the powerful mistress of a medieval king. Prosperous Tudor merchants and City aldermen followed; its first transformation saw the building of a huge Palladian mansion with formal gardens around 1660. After years of neglect it was reborn as a center of Georgian society; a merchant politician and art collector and then a Hanoverian pr...
Blarney Castle and Gardens
- Blarney Castle is one of Ireland's most popular attractions- This guide gives a concise overview of the history of the Castle, as well as the myths and stories that surround it- Illustrated with stunning new photography of the Castle and groundsBuilt nearly six hundred years ago by one of Ireland's greatest chieftans, Cormack MacCarthy, Blarney Castle is one of Ireland's most visited monuments. Every year thousands flock to visit the ancient castle and walk through its delightful gardens - and to kiss the Blarney Stone, the legendary Stone of Eloquence, which sits at the top of the tower. The castle and gardens are steeped in the history of Ireland; they are a place of mystery, magic and s...
