James Robinson Planché Knihy

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This collection of the works of J.R. Planche, a noted writer and herald, showcases his unique style of historical writing characterized by lively prose and impressive attention to detail. The pieces included are sure to delight any lover of 19th century literature.

This collection of extravaganzas by James Robinson Planché is a delightful romp through the world of Victorian theater. Filled with song, dance, and spectacle, these plays offer a unique insight into the entertainment of the era. This edition has been updated and annotated for modern readers, making it an invaluable resource for theater historians and enthusiasts.

An engaging and enlightening memoir that recounts the life and career of one of the most versatile and influential dramatists and theatre historians of the early 19th century. With a vivid and entertaining style, Planché takes the readers on a journey through the backstage world of the London theatres, the Royal Court, and the Society of Antiquaries, sharing his personal insights into the art and craft of drama, the politics and pleasures of the cultural elite, and the social and economic changes that transformed the British society. This book is a must-read for theatre aficionados, scholars of the Victorian era, and anyone who seeks inspiration and adventure in their own lives.

This comprehensive reference book provides a detailed look at the history of fashion and dress from various cultures and time periods. With over 700 illustrations, readers can explore the evolution of style and costume in a visually stunning format.

This comprehensive survey of English fashion and costume from the Saxon era to the present day is a must-have for anyone interested in the history of clothing and personal adornment. Featuring detailed illustrations and descriptions of each period of dress, as well as essays on the social and cultural significance of fashion, this volume is essential reading for historians, fashion designers, and anyone interested in the interplay between clothing and identity.

A delightful and imaginative work of dramatic literature, this play tells the story of a magical encounter between a Yellow Dwarf and a King of the Gold Mines. Filled with humor, wit, and enchantment, this play is sure to delight audiences of all ages.