Marjorie Celona
Marjorie Celona received her MFA from the Iowa Writers’...
James Hamilton
James Hamilton is a curator, writer and lecturer, who entered the University of Manchester to read Mechanical Engineering, and emerged with a degree in History of Art. Previous books include Turner, A Life, Faraday and London Lights.
His work in exploring cultural boundaries in art and science has led also to a series of exhibitions including Turner and the Scientists (Tate Gallery, 1998), Volcano - from Turner to Warhol (Compton Verney, 2010) and Making Painting: Helen Frankenthaler and J M W Turner (Turner Contemporary, Margate, 2014).
‘James Hamilton is an outstanding biographer. He reveals Turner’s world for all its wild contradictions and, like Turner, brings to life what the eye cannot see.’ Amanda Foreman, author of Georgiana: Duchess of Devonshire
‘James Hamilton is a wonderfully energetic writer who in London Lights has found a perfect subject in the story of the men and women who invented modern London. Thebook is a revelation’ Fiona MacCarthy, biographer of Eric Gill, William Morris and Lord Byron
‘Full of rich and fascinating material … Hamilton’s biography humanises Faraday, and sets him convincingly in the context of Romanticism’ Lisa Jardine, The Times
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Agneta Pleijel
Agneta Pleijel is born in Stockholm in 1940, but lived in...