The Spirit of England
The Spirit of England by Simon McBride, published by Bloomsbury Books in 1993, is a first edition featuring 127 pages in English. This book presents a visual exploration of the English landscape, capturing its essence through stunning photography. McBride’s work highlights the diverse beauty found in England’s wild moorlands, lush forests, and picturesque coastlines, offering readers a glimpse into the country’s unique spirit.
Within its pages, readers will discover a collection of McBride’s favorite images that reflect the character of England, accompanied by his personal thoughts and impressions. The book also includes an introduction by Winston Graham, adding depth to the visual narrative. The themes of travel and the pictorial representation of England are central to this edition, making it a rich resource for those interested in the natural beauty and cultural landscapes of the country.
Official synopsis Publisher
The ‘spirit’ of England can be found on wild, desolate moorland and in leafy forest glades; it is seen in the miles of breath-taking coastline and the verdant river valleys. Bustling market towns, timeless fishing coves, lonely upland farmsteads – the spirit of England haunts them all. Simon McBride is a photographer with an acknowledged gift for harnessing the ethereal qualities of the English landscape. THE SPIRIT OF ENGLAND comprises his selection of favorite splendor of this country. His personal thoughts and impressions, and a worthy introduction by Winston Graham, complement the wealth of photographs which evoke the true character of England.
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