Arts / Art- History / Mrs Hurst dancing and other scenes from Regency life 1812 -- 1823 by Paintings by Diana Sperling. text by Gordon Mingay

• Book Title: Mrs Hurst dancing and other scenes from Regency life 1812 -- 1823
• Author: Paintings by Diana Sperling. text by Gordon Mingay
• ISBN: 0575030356
• Publisher: Victor Gollancz
• Year Published: 1981
• Our Price: £33.00 GBP ($54.78 USD)
• Description: Victor Gollancz 1981: first edition: signed by the owner of the original sketches, Neville Ollerenshaw: hardcover in dust jacket: approximately 9.5 x 9 inches tall: 74 page coloured reproductions with descriptions on facing page: 6 page historical and descriptive introduction. Synopsis: The reproduction of 70 pictures painted by Diana Sperling between 1812 and 1823, depicting daily events in the lives of her family, friends and neighbours. The skilfully executed sketches include household events, the hazards of travel, country pastimes, and social happenings; and a variety of domestic and rural scenes provide an informal and often amusing window on the Regency World. Condition two small repairs to lower edge of dust jacket: newspaper cutting book review attached to front endpaper: overall very clean and good
• Condition: Collectable- Very Good
• Dustcover: Yes
• Binding: Hardback
• Type: Used Books

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