Nature as the inspiration for metalwork in late nineteenth and early twentieth century Britain, focusing on jewellery by Nelson and Edith Dawson and including a critique of the neglect of women artist of the time
by Elizabeth Pogorzelska
Book 1996 of BA History of Art & Design dissertation
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