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Edward Lear in the Levant

Travels in Albania, Greece, and Turkey in Europe, 1848-1849

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This book, published in the centenary year of Lear's death, is a compilation of paintings, sketches, letters and journals, many previously unpublished, of one of Lear's earliest and most remarkable journeys. Lear travelled constantly, across countries still dangerous and unknown to Western Europeans, usually alone or with one servant, often on foot. As he travelled he captured in word and illustration the sublimity of the landscape, the richness of costume and the character of the people he encountered. Victorian Europe was both appalled and fascinated by the Greece he portrayed, whilst through his bizarre cartoons he received recognition from the Surrealists as a forerunner of their movement.

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Edward Lear in the Levant, Susan Hyman

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1988
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Titolo
Edward Lear in the Levant
Sottotitolo
Travels in Albania, Greece, and Turkey in Europe, 1848-1849
Lingua
Inglese
Editore
J. Murray
Pubblicato
1988
Formato
Copertina rigida
Pagine
168
ISBN10
0719546141
ISBN13
9780719546143
Serie
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This book, published in the centenary year of Lear's death, is a compilation of paintings, sketches, letters and journals, many previously unpublished, of one of Lear's earliest and most remarkable journeys. Lear travelled constantly, across countries still dangerous and unknown to Western Europeans, usually alone or with one servant, often on foot. As he travelled he captured in word and illustration the sublimity of the landscape, the richness of costume and the character of the people he encountered. Victorian Europe was both appalled and fascinated by the Greece he portrayed, whilst through his bizarre cartoons he received recognition from the Surrealists as a forerunner of their movement.