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In This Richly Textured And Wide-ranging Survey Of Victorian Attitudes To The Past, Andrew Sanders Builds On Roy Strong's Groundbreaking Book And When Did You Last See Your Father?: The Victorian Painter And British History (1978). Sanders Explores The Essentially Literary Nature Of Victorian History Writing, And He Reveals The Degree To Which Painters Were Indebted To Written Records Both Fictional And Factual. Starting With A Stimulating Comparison Of Queens Elizabeth I And Victoria, In The Olden Time Examines Works By Poets And Painters, Essayists And Dramatists, Architects And Musicians, Including Jane Austen, John Donne, William Shakespeare, And John Soane. Together With A Study Of Religious History As Seen Through The Eyes Of Architect And Critic Augustus Pugin And Journalist William Cobbett, This Book Offers An Original View Of Victorian Responses To British History, Presenting A Fresh Investigation Of Unexpected Victorian Attitudes And The Establishment Of Particular 20th-century Prejudices And Bias. --publisher. Which Queen: Elizabethans And Jacobeans -- Which King Or No King? Charles I To The Commonwealth -- Three Kings And Two Queens: From The Restoration To Queen Anne -

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Author

Sanders, Andrew, 1946-

Publisher

Published for the Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in British Art by Yale University Press, 2013.

Published

2013

Language

EN

ISBN

9780300190427

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

Art, Arts