E-grāmata: Romantic Moderns: English Writers, Artists and the Imagination from Virginia Woolf to John Piper

'It would be impossible to over-emphasise what a clever book Romantic Moderns is not just an important book but a deeply pleasurable one, too' - Guardian 'The only disappointing thing about Romantic Moderns is that it comes to an end' - The Times 'The originality of Romantic Moderns is the extraordinary breadth of its focus a joy to read' - Sunday Times 'Highly eclectic and original a book that makes you think freshly about that perennially puzzling question of what it means to be British. Its elegant and wittily written, beautifully designed and splendidly illustrated: altogether, an admirable debut' - Martin Gayford, Sunday Telegraph 'Remarkable Harriss insights are based on a close, imaginative reading of collaborations and connections mapped through friendships and unlikely encounters. Her book is full of vivid snapshots, telling detail and beguiling loose ends' - Times Literary Supplement 'A brilliant piece of work that manages to be both comprehensive and coherent as it tells a compelling story about 20th-century English art a significant contribution to the history of English culture' - Adam Foulds