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This Enchanted Isle by Peter Woodcock
This Enchanted Isle by Peter Woodcock
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This Enchanted Isle

The Neo-romantic Vision from William Blake to New Visionaries
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The various strands of Britain's mystical and mythological heritage have been inspirational throughout the ages. With a call to re-enchant the world, the author discusses such visionaries as Blake and the alchemist Dr Dee, challenging nihilism with the survival of the sacred in art.
Release date NZ
October 12th, 2000
Audience
  • General (US: Trade)
Country of Publication
United Kingdom
Illustrations
colour illustrations throughout
Imprint
Gothic Image Publications
Pages
192
Publisher
Gothic Image Publications
Dimensions
230x250x13
ISBN-13
9780906362457
Product ID
1836728

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