Elizabeth Goldring Ordine dei libri

Exploring themes of vision, disability, and mortality, Goldring's collection features her poetry alongside striking visual art, shaped by her experience as a legally blind artist. The work delves into innovative ways of seeing, from concise poetic forms to advanced imaging techniques developed during her research at MIT. Through her unique perspective, she addresses the beauty of nature and the impacts of war, while the vibrant images of the human retina provide a captivating fusion of color and technology, enhancing the depth of her reflections.

Exploring the life of Nicholas Hilliard, this illustrated biography captures his journey from the West Country to the elite courts of Elizabethan and Jacobean England. It highlights new archival research and features vibrant images, many in color for the first time. Hilliard's intricate portraits shaped the public's view of historical figures like Elizabeth I and Sir Francis Drake. Celebrating the 400th anniversary of his death, this definitive biography showcases Hilliard's significance as an artist and his connections with influential patrons across Europe.