Tallis' book, published in 1852, gives a vibrant account of the Great Exhibition, a key event of the Victorian period.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
1. Papier mâché 2. Toys 3. Letters of M. Blanqui 4. Furs and feathers 5. Sculpture continued 6. Mr. Wornum's lecture 7. Voltaire in the Crystal Palace 8. Modern portrait painting 9. Letters of M. Blanqui concluded 10. European workmen judged by their works in the Great Exhibition 11. Manufactures from Caoutchouc 12. Substances used as food 13. Worsted, alpaca, and mohair manufactures 14. Gleanings and reminiscences 15. Printing for the blind, from the juries' report 16. Additional remarks upon Prince Albert's model houses 17. The general bearing of the Great Exhibition on the progress of art and science 18. The nautical department 18. Foreign and colonial departments continued 19. Models 20. Gleanings and reminiscences continued 21. Artists' implements 22. Cutlery - from the juries' report 23. Hardware 24. Soap 25. Working men 26. Taxidermy, and ethnographical models 27. Alliance of science and industry 28. Decorative furniture and upholstery, paper-hanging, etc. - juries' report 29. Digby Wyatt Esq., on form in the decorative arts 30. On colour in the decorative arts 31. Printing - from the juries' reports 32. The origin of exposition 33. Telescopes, orreries, globes, and model mapping - from the juries' report 34. Pipes and amber manufactures 35. Silks.
1. Papier mâché 2. Toys 3. Letters of M. Blanqui 4. Furs and feathers 5. Sculpture continued 6. Mr. Wornum's lecture 7. Voltaire in the Crystal Palace 8. Modern portrait painting 9. Letters of M. Blanqui concluded 10. European workmen judged by their works in the Great Exhibition 11. Manufactures from Caoutchouc 12. Substances used as food 13. Worsted, alpaca, and mohair manufactures 14. Gleanings and reminiscences 15. Printing for the blind, from the juries' report 16. Additional remarks upon Prince Albert's model houses 17. The general bearing of the Great Exhibition on the progress of art and science 18. The nautical department 18. Foreign and colonial departments continued 19. Models 20. Gleanings and reminiscences continued 21. Artists' implements 22. Cutlery - from the juries' report 23. Hardware 24. Soap 25. Working men 26. Taxidermy, and ethnographical models 27. Alliance of science and industry 28. Decorative furniture and upholstery, paper-hanging, etc. - juries' report 29. Digby Wyatt Esq., on form in the decorative arts 30. On colour in the decorative arts 31. Printing - from the juries' reports 32. The origin of exposition 33. Telescopes, orreries, globes, and model mapping - from the juries' report 34. Pipes and amber manufactures 35. Silks.
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