The book offers a critical examination of Virginia Woolf's body of work, analyzing both her fiction and non-fiction. It delves into the various methods Woolf employed to express her artistic vision, highlighting her innovative approaches and contributions to literature throughout her career. This study provides insights into Woolf's thoughts and techniques, enriching the understanding of her impact on literary history.
A Handbook
European merger control is among the most important and complex aspects of competition law. The rapid pace of development in this area presents a further challenge: legislation and guidance documents are frequently issued and updated, and the formidable body of case law continues to grow at a daunting rate. This 2nd edition provides a comprehensive treatment of EU merger control law and procedure addressing an extensive body of precedents since the 1st edition was published in 2010. It adopts an integrated approach that embraces both the law and economics of merger control, supplemented throughout with practical insights drawn from the authors’ own experience. The book blends practical and academic perspectives and addresses new and unsolved questions of EU merger control law. Highlights Specific and detailed treatment of EU merger control Comprehensive and up-to-date overview of recent caselaw and Commission guidance Detailed analysis of economic issues posed by the EUMR
An engrossing biography of a major American figure who skirmished with many of the twentieth-century's leading philanthropists, statesmen, and educators.
Exploring the development, variety and innovation of the landscape oil sketch this book is generously illustrated with many masterpieces of nineteenth- century British landscape painting. Accomapnies a major UK touring exhibition.
Gainsborough is widely acknowledged as one of the masters of eighteenth-century art. Published to accompany a major exhibition at Tate Britain in the Autumn of 2002, this book demonstrates the sheer range, quality and originality of Gainborough's ouevre, from his engagingly naturalistic landscapes to his glamorous yet highly sophisticated portraits. Alongside some of the most familiar images in British art, epitomising the elegance and charm of the age, are rarely seen examples that contibute a new and perhaps surprising vision of the artist's work.
Traces the development of the career of the English artist and analyzes his paintings, water colors, and drawings.