John-Paul Stonard Boeken

Set against the backdrop of one of England's most magnificent country houses, the narrative offers a captivating exploration of its history, architecture, and the lives of those who inhabited it. The book delves into the intricate relationships and societal dynamics that shaped the estate, revealing the enduring legacy of the house and its impact on the surrounding community. Through vivid descriptions and rich storytelling, it brings to life the grandeur and complexities of a bygone era, making it a compelling read for history and architecture enthusiasts.

An illustrated examination of Philip Guston's comic and complex painting The Studio.

Eberhard Havekost makes dense, anti-gestural paintings that explore the tension between a highly mediated image and the visceral immediacy of a seductively painted surface. Working from shots from TV and video, images from magazines and catalogues and his own photographs, he selects subjects ranging from anonymous buildings, trains and trailers, and modifies them - sometimes just painting a section of the image - to make inkjet prints as the departure point for his paintings

This new title from the authors of A World of Rail - John Legg and Ian Peaty - takes us on a fascinating tour of Britain's rail-borne transport sytem, or rather systems, as it covers a wide variety of locations and gauges. The variety of rolling stock is a feature including of both passenger and freight vehcles.

Ichael Simpson, Flat Surface Painting is the first comprehensive catalogue of the artist's work to date. Rooted in a fascination with fifteenth century Venetian and early Flemish Painting, and inflected by the formal restraint and reduced palette of Minimalism, Simpson had developed a distinctive, darkly comedic artistic vocabulary with which to create works that move beyond their subject matter to question the nature of painting itself. 00Exhibition: Spike Island, Bristol, England (16.01.2016-27.03-2016).