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Francois Linke 1855-1946: the Belle Epoque of French Furniture

Apollo, April, 2004 by James Yorke

The 18th Century from Paul Holberton publishing

The Rudiments of Genteel Behavior

Francois Nivelon

This facsimile reprint of the 1737 edition provides delightful text and images explaining 'deportment'.

72 pages, paperback 9.99 [pounds sterling] ISBN 1 903470 10 02

Stowe House

Michael Bevington

A full history and guide to the house and present school, room by room

96 pages 80 illus., 12.95 [pounds sterling] ISBN 1 903470 04 8

Gainsborough at Gainsborough's House

Hugh Belsey

The paintings and drawings forming the outstanding collection at Gainsborough's native Sudbury, Suffolk

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144 pages, 130 illus., 35.00 [pounds sterling] ISBN 1 903470 06 4

Paintings in Wood: French Marquetry Furniture

Yannick Chastang

A guide to marquetry, especially as produced by the greatest French craftsmen in works in the Wallace Collection

112 pages, paperback 15.00 [pounds sterling] ISBN 0 900785 66 7

Gainsborough Pop

Hugh Belsey and Christopher Wright

Gainsborough recycled in ceramics, cigarette cards, film and fashion

40 pages, 7.95 [pounds sterling] ISBN 1 903470 08 0

Paul Holberton publishing

For direct sales and further books visit www.paul-holberton.net

37 SNOWSFIELDS, LONDON SE1 3SU TEL 020 7407 0809 FAX 020 7407 4615

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