Simply and clearly explains depression and shows how lifestyle changes will make a difference. The holistic approach includes tips on physical wellbeing, insights into beliefs that shape our moods, and ways to keep sight of the bigger picture through mindfulness. The result is an empowering process which works when tailored to each individual.
A beautiful and informative gift book devoted to designs by William Morris that incorporate flowers--a central motif in his oeuvre and one that played a part in the majority of his designs.
The first fully illustrated and comprehensive introduction to May Morris’s work as an artist, designer, and embroiderer, published in association with the V&A and the William Morris Gallery, London. Now available in paperback. May Morris (1862–1938) was a significant figure in the British Arts and Crafts movement and a pioneer of art embroidery. She ran the embroidery department of Morris & Co., as well as designing textiles, wallpapers, and jewelry. Morris was also an influential teacher and lectured in the United States and across the United Kingdom. May Morris, now in paperback, presents the full range of Morris’s work and reveals her exceptional skill and originality. It draws together her designs, exquisite embroideries, watercolors, costume, and jewelry from museums around the world, and in particular the rich collections of the Victoria and Albert Museum and the William Morris Gallery, London. The book contains more than 180 objects in color alongside detailed information on their materials and provenance compiled by leading experts. There are also new insights into Morris’s personal life and relationships, her social activism, and her support for other craftswomen. This authoritative and illuminating study places Morris, whose reputation has been overshadowed by that of her father William Morris, firmly among the leading British designer-makers of the Arts and Crafts movement.
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The Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood lent its name to one of the most significant and innovative artistic movements of the Victorian age. In this book, the author offers an account of these remarkable men and women exploring their individual personalities, their close friendships and the artistic force that bound this diverse group together.
Roly was a grape, who was part of a bunch, Wondering if one day he'd be someone's lunch? The grapes were a group, a family, a team. Not really that special, or so it would seem... Meet Roly! He's a purple, plucky, positive grape, who embarks on an exciting adventure and learns to believe in himself
Young readers discover what they can do to conserve water. It doesn't take a lot to conserve water. Taking action can be as simple as taking a shower instead of a bath or finding and fixing leaky toilets.
Anna's clear teaching will give you confidence in painting beautiful watercolour flowers in a modern twist on the botanical style, From complete beginners to more experienced watercolourists, this book offers in-depth instruction on drawing and painting, plus dozens of inspirational floral artworks.
'This absorbing examination...is both ingenious and persuasive...her portrait of Siddal as a professional artist rather than a 'Pre-Raphaelite mascot' is a genuine and welcome act of reclamation' Sunday Times '...it will give sleepless nights to writers of conventional biography' Times