The Regency Colouring Book

by Adams, Amy Jane

• ISBN13: 9781789293838
• ISBN10: 1789293839
• Format: Paperback
• Copyright: 2022-01-15
• Publisher: Michael O'Mara
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Summary

Calling all Bridgerton fans! Color your way back in time . . . Welcome to the elegant world of England in 1811, the setting for the Regency period. Featuring over sixty stunning coloring pages by fine artist Amy-Jane Adams. Step into the romantic world of Regency England, from debutantes to dukes, from balls to duels, and a time when decadence ruled the day. The artist's intricate designs will uncover the trend-setters and taste-makers from the era, from architectural wonders, such as Brighton Pavilion, Buckingham Palace, Regent's Street, and more, to the picturesque country life which inspired Jane Austen's unforgettable novels. Let your creativity flow as you embellish the elegant art, fashion, patterns, fabrics and furnishings which defined the period and wander through the pleasure gardens and promenades which entertained high society. With over sixty illustrations to bring to life in color, alongside soundbites on the real-life inspirations, as well as excerpts from scandal sheets from the day, this is the ultimate coloring book—and celebration—of the Prince Regent and his infamous era. "Indulge your imagination in every possible flight" —Pride and Prejudice Perfect for: • Adult coloring fans • Fans of Bridgerton, Jane Austen, Regency England

Author Biography

Amy-Jane Adams is a British author, painter, installation artist, illustrator, photographer and set designer. She is obsessed with buildings and the people who lived in them and is inspired by the Italian Renaissance, pop art, and graffiti. Her clients include Jenny Packham, National Trust, Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA), and Church of England. She has exhibited at the Courtauld Institute of Art (2010) and Gloucester Cathedral (2017) who became host to a 30-meter length "carpet" designed by the artist and painted by over one thousand visitors to the world-famous heritage site.