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The Newlyn School created some of the most memorable and popular British art of the last 100 years, and the work and lifestyle of its members reflects the tranquil years around the turn of the century. This study focuses on the Newlyn School's founder and mentor, Stanhope Forbes, but also includes biographical accounts of every major member, including such figures as Dame Laura Knight and Alfred Munnings.

Bring rustic style into your bathroom in an updated and charming way with the Stanhope 24 in. x 31 in. Mirror. Featuring a decorative tapered top with routed wood, this mirror will perfectly complement the Stanhope Vanity. Pre-attached hardware allows for easy installation. Color: Reclaimed Oak.

Color/pattern: beige Design details: 0.3in pile; ; no backing, rug pad recommneded Amer Hand-Knotted Beige Stanhope Traditional Rugs Suitable for Indoor use 100% Wool Spot clean Imported Please note: Measurements were taken by hand and are approximate; Please allow for slight variations.

Color/pattern: beige Design details: 0.3in pile; ; no backing, rug pad recommneded Amer Hand-Knotted Beige Stanhope Traditional Rugs Suitable for Indoor use 100% Wool Spot clean Imported Please note: Measurements were taken by hand and are approximate; Please allow for slight variations.

When everything else is loud, find space to enjoy a moment of peace and quiet. The soft grays, blues and purples of this collection bring the perfect calming touch to any room in need. A combination of high and low pile adds texture and depth to a classic floral design so you can breathe easy and relax in style. Pattern: Border,Distressed,Floral.

When everything else is loud, find space to enjoy a moment of peace and quiet. The soft grays, blues and purples of this collection bring the perfect calming touch to any room in need. A combination of high and low pile adds texture and depth to a classic floral design so you can breathe easy and relax in style. Color: Violet. Pattern: Border,Distressed,Floral.

Elevate your bathroom decor with this Stanhope 31 in. Reclaimed Oak Single Vanity with Crystal White Engineered Stone Vanity Top and Undermount Sink. The solid wood material makes this a durable option for your home. It features a reclaimed oak finish and antique bronze drawer pulls and knobs.

Bring rustic style into your bathroom in an updated and charming way with the Stanhope Vanity. With details such as horizontal routing in the wood, reclaimed oak finish and antique bronze knobs and drawer pulls, style is only the beginning of the great features the Stanhope vanity has to offer. Durable and sturdy, this vanity consists of solid wood construction and Crystal White engineered stone top. A large interior cabinet with soft close door and two full extension soft close drawers provide the functionality and storage you need in smaller spaces. With modern lines and a rustic design, the Stanhope Vanity is sure to become the focal point of your bathroom.

Elevate your bathroom decor with this Stanhope 49 in. Reclaimed Oak Single Vanity with Crystal White Engineered Stone Vanity Top and Undermount Sink. The solid wood material makes this a durable option for your home. It features a reclaimed oak finish and antique bronze drawer pulls and knobs.

Bring rustic style into your bathroom in an updated and charming way with the Stanhope 22 in. x 30 in. Wall Cabinet. Durable and sturdy, this wall cabinet features solid wood low emission construction and offers the additional bathroom storage you need with two interior adjustable shelves. Featuring a decorative tapered top, antique bronze knob, and one soft close door with routed wood, this wall cabinet will perfectly complement the Stanhope Vanity. Color: Reclaimed Oak.

Bring rustic style into your bathroom in an updated and charming way with the Stanhope 20 in. x 68 in. Linen Cabinet. With details such as horizontal routing in the wood, reclaimed oak finish, and antique bronze knobs, style is only the beginning of the great features the Stanhope linen cabinet has to offer. Two top open adjustable shelves, one large interior cabinet with one adjustable shelf and soft close door, and one slow close drawer provide the extra storage space you've been dreaming of. Material: MDF.

The Home Decorators Collection Stanhope Vanity brings rustic charm into any bathroom. Details such as a reclaimed oak finish, horizontal routing in the wood and antique bronze knobs add a touch of modern style. This sturdy vanity has solid wood construction and a Crystal White engineered-stone top. Two large interior cabinets with soft close doors and 3 full extension soft close drawers provide the functionality and storage you need. With modern lines and a rustic design, the Stanhope Vanity is sure to become the focal point of your bathroom.

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This is the fantastic true story of Pitt the Younger's niece, Lady Hester Stanhope, who, at the turn of the eighteenth century left her homeland and travelled through Cairo, Jaffa, Damascus, Palmyra - braving bandit-infested territories to visit cities which seldom been seen by Europeans and charming a series of murderous despots. In 1810, after the death of her uncle and that of the man she loved, Hester left England for the east, never to return. She was thirty-three. Her retinue included a private physician and her young lover. In Jaffa, she showed her utter fearlessness for the first but by no means the last time by demanding, and receiving, the protection of the bandit-in-chief when crossing the dangerous countryside to Jerusalem. By the time her caravan approached the foothills of Mount Lebanon, the Englishwoman had largely disappeared. In her place was a mannish figure who wore a species of male oriental clothing, smoked a bubbly narghila, and could swear at her mule drivers in three languages. Joan Haslip's timeless and engaging biography explores the incredible life of a young woman which would be amazing if it happened today and, two centuries ago, was almost unbelievable.

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Harbour Street is the next spellbinding installment in Ann Cleeves' series of crime novels about Vera Stanhope, played in the TV detective drama VERA by Brenda Blethyn.As the snow falls thickly on Newcastle, the shouts and laughter of Christmas revelers break the muffled silence. Detective Joe Ashworth and his daughter Jessie are swept along in the jostling crowd onto the Metro.But when the train is stopped due to the bad weather, and the other passengers fade into the swirling snow, Jessie notices that one lady hasn't left the train: Margaret Krukowski has been fatally stabbed. Arriving at the scene, DI Vera Stanhope is relieved to have an excuse to escape the holiday festivities. As she stands on the silent, snow-covered station platform, Vera feels a familiar buzz of anticipation, sensing that this will be a complex and unusual case. Then, just days later, a second woman is murdered. Vera knows that to find the key to this new killing she needs to understand what had been troubling Margaret so deeply before she died - before another life is lost. She can feel in her bones that there's a link. Retracing Margaret's final steps, Vera finds herself searching deep into the hidden past of this seemingly innocent neighborhood, led by clues that keep revolving around one street...Why are the residents of Harbour Street so reluctant to speak?Told with piercing prose and a forensic eye, Ann Cleeves' gripping new novel explores what happens when a community closes ranks to protect their own-and at what point silent witnesses become complicit.

It has been ten years since Jeanie Long was charged with the murder of fifteen-year-old Abigail Mantel. Now residents of the East Yorkshire village of Elvet are disturbed to hear of new evidence proving Jeanie's innocence. Abigail's killer is still at large. For one young woman, Emma Bennett, the revelation brings back haunting memories of her vibrant best friend - and of that fearful winter's day when she had discovered her body lying cold in a ditch. As Inspector Vera Stanhope makes fresh enquiries on the peninsula and villagers are hauled back to a time they hoped to forget, tensions begin to mount. But are people afraid of the killer, or of their own guilty pasts? With each person's story revisited, the Inspector begins to suspect that some deadly secrets are threatening to unfurl . . . Praise for Ann Cleeves: `Cleeves again excels in her sense of place . . . A cleverly plotted psychological thriller', THE TIMES 'Puts Ms Cleeves in the Rendell class' PETERBOROUGH EVENING TELEGRAPH

Ann Cleeves has thrilled readers everywhere with her critically acclaimed mystery series set in the Shetland Islands. Now, Cleeves is back with another compelling mystery series featuring detective Vera Stanhope. When Vera finds the body of a woman in the sauna of her local gym, she wonders briefly if, for once in her life, she's uncovered a simple death of natural causes. But when a closer inspection reveals bruises around the victim's throat, Vera's team start their investigation. Vera and her colleagues soon uncover details in the victim's past that may explain her untimely death. But Vera knows from experience that there's no such thing as a simple case, and this one gets more baffling by the minute. With pitch-perfect writing, a finely tuned mystery, and a protagonist with a complex past of her own, Silent Voices is a stand out penned by one of Britain's most successful mystery writers.

Life seems perfect in the quiet community of Valley Farm. Then a shocking discovery shatters the silence. The owners of a big country house have employed a house-sitter, a young ecologist, to look after the place while they’re away. But his dead body is found by the side of the lane―a lonely place to die.When DI Vera Stanhope arrives on the scene, she finds the body of a second man. What the two victims seem to have in common is a fascination with studying moths―and with catching these beautiful, intriguing creatures.The others who live in Valley Farm have secrets too: Lorraine’s calm demeanor belies a more complex personality; Annie and Sam’s daughter, Lizzie, is due to be released from prison; and Nigel watches, silently, every day, from his window. As Vera is drawn into the claustrophobic world of this increasingly strange community, she realizes that there may be many deadly secrets trapped there . . .