Sebright was a baronet, who impressed Charles Darwin by writing in his pamphlet "The Art of Improving the Breeds of Domestic Animals" (1809) that "the weak and unhealthy do not live to propagate their infirmities".
After the economic ideology of "Bankspeak", and the cultural geography of "The Emotions of London", "Broken Time" is the Literary Lab's first venture into film studies, to be followed by a pamphlet on art history: a series of investigations which we hope will contribute to establish a common conceptual ground among the different branches of quantitative cultural history.
But with so many publishers now recognising that the poetry pamphlet is an art form in its own right, finding a winner will be a tough call.
In 1773 he published a play based upon the 16th-century German knight, Götz von Berlichingen, and collaborated with Herder and others on the pamphlet "Von deutscher Art und Kunst," which was a kind of manifesto for the Sturm und Drang.
"Sage Submarine Vessels and the Future of the Art" "Recovering Natural Products of the Sea" Pamphlet, bears the name of Submarine and Exploration Co. Pamphlet, "Fortunes Under the Sea", by Simon Lake.
In fact, Mary was involved in the women's movement in the US and England, wrote essays and made speeches on suffrage and the role of women in politics, and published art historical journal articles and pamphlets.
Create a pamphlet for a walking "art tour" of your neighborhood.
Zines can take innumerable forms, from art and comic zines to political pamphlets, but some of the most moving work comes from the "perzine".
Contains a pamphlet for an exhibition of art by Cornell University faculty.
Given the Federal court's finding that art deserves the same protections as books, pamphlets and treatises, the city must take care not to abridge First Amendment freedoms.
I grew up in a small town and some of my only sources on contemporary art and culture were The Face and a pamphlet called the Art Quarterly, produced by Habitat.
