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Discover the captivating story of Walter Crane, an artistic pioneer and influencer of the Socialist movement, through the eyes of author Jenny Uglow. This beautifully crafted book, published by Thames and Hudson in 2019, chronicles Crane's evolution from a passionate admirer of Pre-Raphaelite art to a key figure blending political culture with striking visual illustrations. With ISBN 9780500022627, this essential read highlights how Crane's innovative style transformed the artistic landscape, influencing journals, books, banners, and postcards. Featuring an impressive array of visual material, the book illuminates Crane's ability to transcend linguistic barriers, making his work resonate across cultures. Perfect for art aficionados, social history enthusiasts, and those interested in the intersection of art and politics, this publication stands out as a testament to Crane's enduring legacy and the evolution of artistic expression in the socio-political context. Dive into this compelling narrative that explores the life of a man who brilliantly fused arts and activism like no other. Uncover the path of creativity and conviction that shaped a generation with Walter Crane's spectacular artistic journey.