British Watercolours: 1750-1950 pictures by Sarah Green and trying to eat a

and trying to eat a bit more healthfully

Hinrichs and illustrator Michael Garland’s picture book The Traveling Camera chronicles the travels of Lewis Hine

and her enormous courage in the face of more than 35 operations to correct injuries she had sustained in an accident at the age of 18

the celebrated pioneer of Pop Surrealism

Drawing on meticulous research and rare contemporary accounts

British Watercolours: 1750-1950 pictures by Sarah Green and trying to eat aThe art of watercolor has had a distinctive history in Britain since the latter part of the 18th century, when British artists first began to explore its particular aesthetic qualities. The V&A holds the UKs national collection of watercolors, and this book showcases its breadth and diversity. Ranging from personal sketches inspired by nature to virtuoso exhibition pieces, and from colorful literary illustrations to imaginative expressions of a more