Queen Mary's Dolls' House

Queen Mary's Dolls' House

by David Cripps (Photographer), Mary Stewart - Wilson (Author)

Synopsis

Built by Sir Edward Lutyens in the early 1920s, this famous dolls' house was presented to Queen Mary as a gesture of goodwill from prominent artists, craftsmen and authors. It reproduces in miniature an established way of life between the wars and is described and ilustrated in this book.

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Format: Hardcover
Pages: 192
Edition: New edition
Publisher: Ebury Press
Published: 30 May 1996

ISBN 10: 0091820197
ISBN 13: 9780091820190
Book Overview: The classic picture book on the world's most famous doll's house

Author Bio
Mary Stewart-Wilson was born and brought up in Somerset, grand-daughter of the talented animal artist Francis Mabel Hollams. She married Blair Stewart-Wilson, Scots Guards, who from 1976 to 1994 was Deputy Master of The Queen's Household and Equerry to Her Majesty. Her interests are in the theatre and arts, and she is the mother of three daughters. She is the author of The Royal Mews (1991). She lectures widely on both the Mews and the Dolls' House.