At the Temple of Art: The Grosvenor Gallery, 1877-1890

Thomas A. Deans · Colleen Denney

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This richly illustrated book represents the first interpretive analysis of the Grosvenor Gallery's history in terms of changing attitudes about art and institutions at the end of the Victorian period. The study establishes the Grosvenor's key place in the history of modernism through its cultural elevation of the artist to a spiritual realm.

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