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Highly enjoyable. (Financial Times )
This book ... is a vivid record of a house at the centre of an artistic movement (Independent )
Penrose's book is a delight - informative, well structured and concise. (Argus )
Now available in paperback form although not a paperback as we know it. It's a big, handsome volume, beautifully made and over-flowing with especially commissioned photographs by Alen MacWeeney, alongside iconic photographs from the Lee Miller archive. (ETC Magazine )
This book ... is a vivid record of a house at the centre of an artistic movement (Independent )
Penrose's book is a delight - informative, well structured and concise. (Argus )
Now available in paperback form although not a paperback as we know it. It's a big, handsome volume, beautifully made and over-flowing with especially commissioned photographs by Alen MacWeeney, alongside iconic photographs from the Lee Miller archive. (ETC Magazine )
Homes & Gardens, October 2001
'...paints a vivid picture of a couple who owned one of the best collections of modern Art in Britain and were responsible for establishing Surrealism here.'
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Although today we tend to think of Surrealism in terms of the witty juxtapositions or dreamlike images of the painters, the movement was born out of literature. Read the first page Browse Sample Pages
Front Cover | Copyright | Table of Contents | Excerpt | Index | Back Cover
Although today we tend to think of Surrealism in terms of the witty juxtapositions or dreamlike images of the painters, the movement was born out of literature. Read the first page Browse Sample Pages
Front Cover | Copyright | Table of Contents | Excerpt | Index | Back Cover
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This is a fascinating book giving real insight into the creative world of the surrealists at Farley Farm. It also brings to the fore the great contribution Roland Penrose made to British Modern Art and the real talent of Lee Miller. It is well written and excellently illustrated.
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