Francis Marshall Foreword by Hamish Bowles

Francis Marshall Foreword by Hamish BowlesThis book opens an exciting archive of fashion illustration by Francis Marshall (19011980), whose career coincided with the golden age of fashion illustration and hand drawn commercial art of the 1930s1950s. For much of the 20th century, Marshall was one of Britains most prolific and highly regarded fashion illustrators; his work was published widely, in Vogue and the DailyMail, and in advertising for Jaeger, Fortnum and Mason, Liberty, and Elizabeth

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Their inaugural product is a jacketed journal with pockets for stashing notes and office supplies

This epic debut draws from Chinese mythology

Satin Knee Breeches

A blizzard keeps Greg stuck indoors with his family

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A town in turmoil: A police force already stretched thin by staff shortages must prioritize a decades-old crime

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TV appearances

The pugicorn is short and hairy

he must become a “beast rider”—someone who hops on a train