Coolidge ellen wayles (24 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Ellen Wayles Coolidge arrived in London in June 1838 at the advent of Queen Victorias reignthe citizens were still celebrating the coronation. During her nine-month stay, Coolidge kept a diary that reveals the uncommon education of her youth, when she lived and studied at Monticello with her grandfather, Thomas Jefferson. Londons docks, theaters, parks, public buildings, and museums all come under Coolidges astute gaze as she and her husband, Joseph Coolidge Jr., travel the city and gradually gain entry into some of the most coveted drawing rooms of the time.Coolidge records the details of her conversations with writers such as Samuel Rogers, Thomas Carlyle, and Anna Jameson and activists including Charles Sumner and Harriet Martineau. She gives firsthand accounts of the fashioning of the young queens image by the artists Charles Robert Leslie and Sir Francis Chantrey and takes notes as she watches the queen open Parliament and battle the first scandal of her reign. Her love of painting reawakened, Coolidge chronicles her opportunities to view more than four hundred works of art held in both public and private collections, acknowledging a new appreciation for the modern art of J. M. W. Turner and a fondness for the Dutch masters.As rich as her experience in England proves to be, Coolidge often reflects on her family in Boston and Virginia and her youth at Monticello. As she encounters her mothers schoolgirl friends and recalls the songs her grandfather sang while working in his study, Coolidges thoughts return to Monticello and the lessons she learned there.Distributed for the Massachusetts Historical Society and the Thomas Jefferson Foundation. Ellen Wayles Coolidge arrived in London in June 1838 at the advent of Queen Victoria's reign. During her nine-month stay, Coolidge kept a diary. London's docks, theaters, parks, public buildings, and museums all come under Coolidge's astute gaze as she and her husband, Joseph Coolidge Jr., travel the city and gradually gain entry into some of the most coveted drawing rooms of the time. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condición: Fine. Estado de la sobrecubierta: Fine. 1st Edition. First Edition -- Signed by both editors -- of extensive writings by Thomas Jefferson's granddaughter, Ellen Wayles Coolidge, related to her travels in England 1838-1839. Signed by Ann Lucas Birle and Lisa A. Francavilla on the title page. No sign of previous use. Signed by Author(s).…

Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. Estado de la sobrecubierta: Very Good. 1st Edition. Thomas Jefferson's Granddaughter in Queen Victoria's England: The Travel Diary of Ellen Wayles Coolidge, 1838?1839 Ellen Wayles Coolidge edited by Ann Lucas Birle & Lisa A Francavilla SIGNED By both editors hardcover industjacket Massachusetts Historical Society, 2011. Ellen Wayles Coolidge arrived in London in June 1838 at the advent of Queen Victoria?s reign?the citizens were still celebrating the coronation. During her nine-month stay, Coolidge kept a diary that reveals the uncommon education of her youth, when she lived and studied at Monticello with her grandfather, Thomas Jefferson. London?s docks, theaters, parks, public buildings, and museums all come under Coolidge?s astute gaze as she and her husband, Joseph Coolidge Jr., travel the city and gradually gain entry into some of the most coveted drawing rooms of the time. Coolidge records the details of her conversations with writers such as Samuel Rogers, Thomas Carlyle, and Anna Jameson and activists including Charles Sumner and Harriet Martineau. She gives firsthand accounts of the fashioning of the young queen?s image by the artists Charles Robert Leslie and Sir Francis Chantrey and takes notes as she watches the queen open Parliament and battle the first scandal of her reign. Her love of painting reawakened, Coolidge chronicles her opportunities to view more than four hundred works of art held in both public and private collections, acknowledging a new appreciation for the modern art of J. M. W. Turner and a fondness for the Dutch masters. As rich as her experience in England proves to be, Coolidge often reflects on her family in Boston and Virginia and her youth at Monticello. "very very good" BX38. Signed by Author(s).…

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Condición: Fine. Estado de la sobrecubierta: Fine. First Edition, First Printing. No Flaws or Blemishes but minimal shelf handling; Still Gift Quality. 8vo; 9.25 inches tall; 416 pages with an index. Illustrations in color. Signed by both editors. Distributed for the Massachusetts Historical Society and the Thomas Jefferson Foundation. Ellen Wayles Coolidge arrived in London in June 1838 at the advent of Queen Victoria's reign?the citizens were still celebrating the coronation. During her nine-month stay, Coolidge kept a diary that reveals the uncommon education of her youth, when she lived and studied at Monticello with her grandfather, Thomas Jefferson. London's docks, theaters, parks, public buildings, and museums all come under Coolidge's astute gaze as she and her husband, Joseph Coolidge Jr., travel the city and gradually gain entry into some of the most coveted drawing rooms of the time. Coolidge records the details of her conversations with writers such as Samuel Rogers, Thomas Carlyle, and Anna Jameson and activists including Charles Sumner and Harriet Martineau. She gives firsthand accounts of the fashioning of the young queen's image by the artists Charles Robert Leslie and Sir Francis Chantrey and takes notes as she watches the queen open Parliament and battle the first scandal of her reign. Her love of painting reawakened, Coolidge chronicles her opportunities to view more than four hundred works of art held in both public and private collections, acknowledging a new appreciation for the modern art of J. M. W. Turner and a fondness for the Dutch masters. Fine Hardcover in a Fine Dust Jacket.…

Paperback. Condición: Brand New. 480 pages. 9.00x6.00x1.40 inches. In Stock.

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Ellen Wayles Coolidge arrived in London in June 1838 at the advent of Queen Victoria's reignthe citizens were still celebrating the coronation. During her nine-month stay, Coolidge kept a diary that reveals the uncommon education of her youth, when she lived and studied at Monticello with her grandfather, Thomas Jefferson. London's docks, theaters, parks, public buildings, and museums all come under Coolidge's astute gaze as she and her husband, Joseph Coolidge Jr., travel the city and gradually gain entry into some of the most coveted drawing rooms of the time.Coolidge records the details of her conversations with writers such as Samuel Rogers, Thomas Carlyle, and Anna Jameson and activists including Charles Sumner and Harriet Martineau. She gives firsthand accounts of the fashioning of the young queen's image by the artists Charles Robert Leslie and Sir Francis Chantrey and takes notes as she watches the queen open Parliament and battle the first scandal of her reign. Her love of painting reawakened, Coolidge chronicles her opportunities to view more than four hundred works of art held in both public and private collections, acknowledging a new appreciation for the modern art of J. M. W. Turner and a fondness for the Dutch masters.As rich as her experience in England proves to be, Coolidge often reflects on her family in Boston and Virginia and her youth at Monticello. As she encounters her mother's schoolgirl friends and recalls the songs her grandfather sang while working in his study, Coolidge's thoughts return to Monticello and the lessons she learned there.Distributed for the Massachusetts Historical Society and the Thomas Jefferson Foundation.…

Condición: New. Ellen Wayles Coolidge arrived in London in June 1838 at the advent of Queen Victoria s reign. During her nine-month stay, Coolidge kept a diary. London s docks, theaters, parks, public buildings, and museums all come under Coolidge s astute gaze as she and .