In Home; best-selling author and designer Charles Faudree invites a few of his friendsmdash;designers; artists; family and clientsmdash;to introduce the different rooms of the house andadd their unique insights on how to make the most of the space we live in. The homes featured here have plenty of Charlesrsquo;s typical French Country soulmdash;from large family living areas to intimate spaces of the boudoir; library; dressing room and closet.
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2 of 3 people found the following review helpful. Draws upon thirty-five years of meticulous scholarshipBy Midwest Book ReviewPat Getz-Gentle draws upon thirty-five years of meticulous scholarship and research in Personal Styles In Early Cycladic Sculpture; the latest contribution to the outstanding University of Wisconsin Press series; "Wisconsin Studies in Classics" Here presented is a 185-page definitive work on Cycladic sculpture provides a wealth of new material and fresh insights into a artistic tradition which is rooted in the Neolithic period spanning the third millennium B.C. The reader is treated to a an informative and challenging review of this tradition of artistic express as Personal Styles In Early Cycladic Sculpture gives special emphasis on the stages leading to the reclining figure with folded arms that is the unique and quintessential icon of the early Bronze age culture at the center of the Aegean. Personal Styles In Early Cycladic Sculpture also focuses on the discernibly unique styles of fifteen specific carvers. By introducing little-known pieces attributable to these sculptors; Pat Getz-Gentle superbly illuminates various phases of their artistic development. Personal Styles In Early Cycladic Sculpture is enhanced with a special chapter by European art history and lecturer Jack de Vries; a profusion of photos and drawings illustrating 212 different works of Cycladic sculpture. Personal Styles In Early Cycladic Sculpture is an impressive; seminal; accessible; original body of work that will prove to be an invaluable addition to Art History Studies in general; and Hellenic Sculpture Studies supplemental reading lists and academic reference collections in particular.