A Selection of Fifteen Art Reference Books on Victorian Britain by Books and Reference

Provenance:
From the Collection of Dennis Reid

- "Shock of Recognition: The Landscape of English Romanticism and the Dutch Seventeenth-Century School" (Arts Council of Great Britain, Mauritshuis (Hague, Netherlands), Tate Gallery, 1971) inscribed "Dennis Reid" on the inside cover page;

- "Romantic Art in Britain: Paintings and Drawings, 1760-1860" (Frederick J. Cummings, ‎Allen Staley, ‎Detroit Institute of Arts, 1968) inscribed "Dennis Reid" on the flyleaf page;

- "Victorian Dreamers: Masterpieces of Neo-classical and Aesthetic Movements in Britain" (British Council, John Christian, 1989) stamped by Dennis Reid (his name in Chinese characters);

- "William Morris: Selected Writings and Designs" (Asa Briggs, 1962) inscribed "Dennis R. Reid" on the flyleaf page;

- "William Morris Today" (Institute of Contemporary Arts, Sandy Narine 1989) stamped by Dennis Reid (his name in Chinese characters);

- "Victorians in Togas Paintings by Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema from the Collection of Allen Funt" (Christopher Forbes, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1973);

- "Joshua Reynolds: The Creation of Celebrity" (Martin Postle, 2005) stamped by Dennis Reid (his name in Chinese characters);

- "Sir Joshua Reynolds: The Painter in Society" (Richard Wendorf, 1996) stamped by Dennis Reid (his name in Chinese characters);

- "The Conversation Piece: Arthur Devis & His Contemporaries" (Ellen G. d' Oench, 1980) inscribed "Dennis Reid" on the flyleaf page;

- "Reynolds" (Sir Joshua Reynolds, ‎Ellis Kirkham Waterhouse, 1973) inscribed "Dennis Reid" on the flyleaf page;

- "Drawings by Benjamin West and His Son, Raphael Lamar West (Ruth Kraemer, 1975) inscribed "Dennis Reid" on the flyleaf page;

- "Gainsborough" (Ellis Waterhouse, 1966) inscribed "Dennis R. Reid" on the flyleaf page;

- "Gainsborough: Paintings and Drawings" (John Hayes, 1975) inscribed "Dennis R. Reid" on the flyleaf page;

- "Thomas Gainsborough" (John Haynes, 1980) inscribed "Dennis Reid" on the insider cover page;

- "Wright of Derby" (Judy Egerton, 1990) stamped by Dennis Reid (his name in Chinese characters);

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