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    Walter Crane : de l’album considéré comme un des Beaux-Arts by Isabelle Guillaume

    Published 2022-10-01
    “…His books for young people and their engravings could therefore appear as a separate production from the watercolors and paintings that this symbolist painter exhibited in London galleries and presented at various World Fairs, for example in Paris in 1878 and in Chicago in 1893. …”
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    La poétique de la pierre dans l'œuvre de Thomas Hardy : du livre de pierre au livre de vie by Annie Escuret

    Published 2009-04-01
    “…The years that he spent in London moving churchyards for the railway and restoring churches made a painful impression on him. …”
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    Interviews with multimedia comics creators—how Hannah Berry, Lance Dann and Tom McNally use audio drama to move their work into new areas of storytelling by Alex Fitch

    Published 2024-11-01
    “…This interview was recorded at the Graphic Brighton conference, University of Brighton, 27th May 2022.Each of these Q&As was chaired by Alex Fitch and recorded in front of a live audience, and subsequently broadcast on Resonance 104.4 FM (London).Transcripts of these interviews demonstrate the connections between the related media, the different approaches each of these practitioners have undertaken regarding the creation of audio dramas and comics, how these creators became involved in each project being discussed, and the differences and similarities they have found working in each of the different media. …”
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    « Even the most ignorant among the insane are not beyond the reach of instruction » : l’école à l’Asile de Hanwell ou le pari controversé d’un aliéniste engagé (1839-1853)... by Laurence Dubois

    Published 2016-05-01
    “…He became famous thanks to his work as medical superintendent of Hanwell Pauper Lunatic Asylum, located about 10 miles west of London. As soon as he was appointed there, in 1839, he implemented a whole new policy of non-restraint, which was applied on an unprecedented scale, more than 1,000 patients being involved. …”
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