Corpus. Mentem. Anima.
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Title: The New Elizabethans: Sixty Portraits of Our Age
Author: James Naughtie
Edition: 1st Edition, 1st Printing
Provenance: Signed
Format: Hardback
Date Published: 2012
Publisher: Collins
Description:
Presented by distinguished broadcaster James Naughtie, this fascinating book accompanies the acclaimed BBC Radio 4 series, offering a compelling portrait of the men and women who shaped Britain during Queen Elizabeth II's reign. In this collection of 37 insightful profiles, chosen from over a thousand public nominations and refined by a panel of historians, Naughtie explores the impact of figures from all walks of life – artists, scientists, business leaders, politicians, and even royalty. From the iconic David Hockney and Sir Edmund Hillary, whose conquest of Everest was announced on the day of the Coronation, to politicians like Tony Blair and cultural figures such as Stuart Hall, these individuals have left an undeniable mark, for better or worse. Perfect for anyone interested in gauging the depth and spread of creativity and genius in the British Isles over the past sixty years, this book illuminates how British society has evolved since 1952. It's a must-read for fans of British history, biographies, and insights into the post-war era, celebrating the achievements and influence that will stand the test of time.
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