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NoS synopsis: The development of fashions and women’s clothes in the 19th Century
Examines a city block in the centre of Florence, which consists principally of domestic buildings, dominated by the Palace of the Guelf Party (14th-16th century). These include a medieval tower-house, the...
Radio arts programme. John Pickford explores the intellectual and scientific thought that shaped Shakespeare’s period.
The papers, presentations and proceedings of an international conference held at the National Film Theatre, London, between 2 and 4 October 1996 which brought together cameramen, editors, producers, film and...
NoS synopsis: A collection of valentines from the London Museum are then shown with many elaborate examples of the nineteenth century.
NoS synopsis: An ancient sword factory, showing the shaping, tempering and decorating of swords as it has been done for the past century or more
BFI synopsis: Eric Parsons, a stoneman at Bowburn Colliery, is an expert in 11th-to-15th-century pottery. NCB Commentary - "One of the most expert amateur archaeologists the North has produced" - that’s...
NoS synopsis: The story of poster advertising with the well-known bibliographer and collector Mr. Andrew Block. A display of the history of posters in many interesting examples from the last century.
NoS synopsis: Porth, in the Rhondda, is to be replanned. Cymmer Colliery is to be the focal point of the replanned community. NCB Commentary - Cymmer Colliery, at Porth, in the Rhondda Valley. Now worked...
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