Fine Arts
Though Redman’s book covers a recondite topic, it contains many touchpoints of cultural history and is a timely, engaging read. A more comprehensive title is John Simmons’s 2016 volume Museums: A History.
As a collection of women architects’ biographies, this is a worthwhile book for architecture collections. As an effort to reframe women’s impact, contributions, and participation in the profession of architecture, it is essential for collections that cover architecture or design.
Those interested in art history, art collecting, and the lives of artists will not be able to put this down.
PREMIUM
Julie Manet
With beautiful illustrations and an accessible writing style, this book is recommended for readers interested in 19th-century French art as well as women’s history.
An in-depth look at creating natural tablescapes; recommended for enthusiasts of the outdoors or of entertaining.
PREMIUM
Wreath-Making for All Occasions
Crafters with an interest in both home décor and eco-friendly projects will find much to enjoy in this nicely assembled collection.
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