A new generation of readers and listeners can immerse itself in the lilting rhymes of Edward Lear, freshly enhanced by the stunning art of Charles and Nicholas Santore.

As her first ever solo exhibition opens in London, the illustrator talks about how her own children inspired her drawings, winning the approval of feminist magazine 'Spare Rib', and her new project wi ...

Its lurid illustrations, showing the torture and ... In 1846, a book of nonsense written by Edward Lear was first published in England. His silly verses were immediately popular and led to the ...

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Edward Lear’s most sensitive biographer to date, does him proud. She follows him patiently on all his travels, but she also explores the inner journeys suggested by the works that made Lear famous: ...

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Angus Davidson’s Edward Lear: Landscape Painter and Nonsense Poet (1938 ... the poems are full of glum or gruesome episodes stoically endured, their accompanying illustrations usually convey some ...

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King Charles and Queen Camilla have sent a heartfelt public message to Prince Edward in celebration of his 61st birthday on Monday. The royal couple paid tribute to the Duke of Edinburgh ...