Stanley Spencer

Stanley Spencer was the most intensely local of all great artists, and hisative village of Cookham was a central source of inspiration. Yet he was farrom parochial, and woven into Duncan Robinson's account of the artist'sareer is a just appreciation of his greatness and of his place in the widerontext of European art. This book celebrates both the range and the powerfulndividual quality of Spencer's achievements as a religious visionary, warrtist, portrait painter and landscapist.Robinson, Duncan is the author of 'Stanley Spencer', published 1993 under ISBN 9780714828107 and ISBN 0714828106.