A Study of Some Aspects of Art, Costume and Social Life
Sacheverell Sitwell goes beyond the generic images of Holland as all museums, windmills, canals, tulips and clogs. Sitwell leads us out of museums and away from the great cities, where tourist, and their guidebooks, usually remain cloistered.
By traveling outside the usual, Sitwell has discovered a new and beautiful Holland in which 18th century architecture, strange villages and costumes of Friesland, and undiscovered artists. Sitwell's account of the Netherlands awakens anew our curiosity in this well trod country.
Publication
2011
Pages
264
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Bloomsbury Reader
Collection
Bloomsbury Reader
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