The Georgian Era

This fascinating work from William Spencer Clarke explores the cultural and artistic life of the Georgian era. With detailed biographies of prominent figures in fields ranging from economics to music to architecture, this book provides a comprehensive survey of the period. Drawing on a wealth of primary sources, Clarke offers insights into the social and political context of these artistic and intellectual movements. Lavishly illustrated with portraits and images of artwork, this book is an essential reference for anyone interested in the Georgian era.
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