The Victorian Vision
Edited by John M. Mackenzie. V & A Publications, 2001. The Victorians were people with vision: they were ambitious and outward looking, always seeking to change and improve society.

Published to coincide with a major exhibition at the V & A, this highly illustrated and broad- ranging survey looks at how the Victorians went about creating a new, more modern world: at home in domestic and public life, and globally, as the Empire expanded and widened their horizons. 360 pages. Hard Cover Full Colour 10" x 11½" (25cm x 29cm) Dust Jacket ISBN: 0810965798
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Bettie Page Queen Of Hearts
Jim Silke, edited by Lyn Silke and Lynn Adair. Dark Horse, 1995. What a dish! What a doll! What a delinquent! Bettie Page sent the world for a cold shower when her first photo appeared in Flirt magazine in 1951. Bettie ignited a flame that burned through the art community, affecting forever the way women were portrayed by artists and photographers. In this 96-page coffee-table book, historian and artist Jim Silke explores Bettie's influence on popular culture, from dime-store novels to paperbacks, and from painting to advertising. Featured in this volume are fifty new images of Bettie, including never-before-published photographs by Bunny Yeager, as well as artists representations of Bettie. 96 pages. Soft Cover Full Colour 9" x 12" (23cm x 30cm) ISBN: 1569711240

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