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Tony Giles, Painter of Man Made Cornwall
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A wonderful book written by John Branfield, which gives a comprehensive account of the life of Tony Giles (1925-1994) and the highly individual art that he created.
Beautifully illustrated. this book gives a fascinating insight into the art produced by Tony which is described by the author as 'often various but always with the stamp of his individuality on it, romantic and emotional, idiosyncratic and joyous'.
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