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The Liverpool Art Book

The city through the eyes of its artists

Emma Bennett

$35.99

Hardback

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English
UIT Cambridge LTD
24 October 2019
A colourful tribute to one of the UK’s most iconic cities with a foreword by Sir Paul McCartney.

With its historic port and unique docks next to the mighty river Mersey, Liverpool enchants tourists and locals alike. Its bustling music scene, past and present, defines the city. Pictures of The Beatles and Cilla Black, stars of the 60’s, quickly turn a pub visit into a trip down memory lane.

The city’s vibrancy shines through every page of drawings, illustrations and paintings. They take us to Liverpool’s grand cathedral and characteristic waterfront, up St Johns Beacon, the city’s radio and observation tower, into quirky antique shops and busy pubs. Liverpool’s very own artists highlight the city’s personality so uniquely, that it will inspire visits to all its secret corners.
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Imprint:   UIT Cambridge LTD
Country of Publication:   United Kingdom
Dimensions:   Height: 196mm,  Width: 160mm,  Spine: 15mm
ISBN:   9780857845207
ISBN 10:   0857845209
Series:   The city through the eyes of its artists
Pages:   128
Publication Date:  
Audience:   General/trade ,  ELT Advanced
Format:   Hardback
Publisher's Status:   Active

Emma Bennett is the editor of the city art book series. She is a collage artist, creating vibrant intricate hand-cut collage pictures using minute details. Her fascination with design and recycling leads to beautiful collages, as in the cover of this lovely book.

Reviews for The Liverpool Art Book: The city through the eyes of its artists

If you love Liverpool then you'll love this wonderful book. -- Paul O'Grady A visual love letter to a beautiful city -- Stephen McGann This book has so many wonderfully creative images of my hometown - love it! -- Gerry Marsden A unique view of the city's diverse landscape through the eyes of its artists' -- John Barnes


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