Sceptered Isle: The Countryside of Britain
Photographs by Edwin Smith. Introduction by Ronald Blythe. This book is a personal appreciation of Britain's countryside, the different types of landscape, from mountain to moor and heathland, from seashore to forest and woodland. Turner discusses the characteristics of the particular types of countryside and describes the flora and fauna and wildlife, the role of man in the changing scenery, the 'new' landscapes of reservoirs, National Parks, forest plantations, farmland. Edwin Smith, the photographer, is recognized as one of the outstanding photographers of the 20th century. 200 pages. 8 x 10.5 inches. 1977, Methuen & Co.
200 pages, 2 editions
English edition · First published 1900 by Methuen · ISBN 9780458924608
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2 editions
English
- Sceptered Isle: The Countryside of Britain · Methuen · 1977 · ISBN 9780458924608 This page
- Sceptered Isle · Routledge, Chapman & Hall, Incorporated · 1900 · ISBN 9780416003017
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