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Lewis Carroll's Guide for Insomniacs: Introduced by Gyles Brandreth
Stillman wrote a letter to the Walker Art Gallery explaining that the painting was 'jut a lady clad in green in a green stony landscape that repeats her name
she is dressed as a bacchante
artworks and surroundings that bring Matisse’s colourful world to life
An A5 notebook with a cover design with a detail from wedding outer-kimono (uchikake) from the V&A's collection
Liverpool: A potted history pin badge Lewis Carroll's Guide for Insomniacs:Liverpool@ A Potted History by Ken Pye. This book tells the story of the town (later city) and port of Liverpool. It begins in 1207, when King John decided to transform the tiny, otherwise unknown fishing hamlet of Lerpul into a major base for his planned invasion of Ireland. Soon renamed Liverpool, the new town continued as a garrison and military harbour for centuries. Then, during the Civil War in the seventeenth century, it was razed to the
