The British Institution for Promoting the Fine Arts in the United Kingdom was founded as a private art gallery in 1805, and took over the lease of publisher John Boydell's Shakespeare Gallery in Pall Mall, London. Its rich and noble subscribers (including the Prince of Wales, later George IV) patronised exhibitions of contemporary works, and also lent items for shows of Old Masters. The Institution also took in art students, and was a very popular public attraction in London: Jane Austen was among the many visitors from around the country. This 1860 book by Thomas Smith, a London historian,...
The British Institution for Promoting the Fine Arts in the United Kingdom was founded as a private art gallery in 1805, and took over the lease of pub...
2015 International Book Awards have been announced and "Living Leadership" by Thomas Smith has been honored as a "Finalist" in the "Business: Careers" category "Living Leadership" has been selected as the Award-Winning Finalist in the Business: Motivational category of the 2014 USA Best Book Awards Leadership is an action, not a position Forget what you've heard: leaders are made, not born. "Living Leadership" is a career oriented book that is informative, fun, and engaging that provides new insights into being better leaders. This motivating book offers practical advice on everything from...
2015 International Book Awards have been announced and "Living Leadership" by Thomas Smith has been honored as a "Finalist" in the "Business: Careers"...
