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Recording Britain

Name: Recording Britain
Brand: V & A Publishing
SKU: 04410632
Price: 13425 HUF
Availability: PreOrder
Author: Gill Saunders
ISBN: 9781851776610

Gill Saunders

Language

English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 04410632

Publishers V & A Publishing, October 2011

Recording Britain was an artistic documentary project compiled as the country was facing the potenti... Full description

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Recording Britain was an artistic documentary project compiled as the country was facing the potentially devastating impact of the Second World War. The resulting collection of more than 1500 watercolours and drawings, by artists such as John Piper, Michael Rothenstein, Barbara Jones and Stanley Badmin, is a rich visual record of buildings, landscapes and livelihoods under threat. Recording Britain brings together highlights from this extraordinary collection. The vivid images of national and regional identity often portray an idealized account of the country its audience was fighting for. The pictures are also discussed in relation to contemporary British artists and photographers such as John Virtue, Conrad Atkinson, Richard Long and Laura Oldfield Ford, whose work also reflects on a sense of place.