Henry Wilson has been a constant presence in Cyndy Manton's career since she took up a research post in Brighton, where, inspired by his interior for St. Bartholomew's Church, she chose his career as the subject of her PhD. She had initially worked in the field of decorative art as an assistant museum curator; after completing her thesis, she worked ... Read morefor many years as a lecturer in art, design and cultural studies in further and higher education. She left to concentrate on writing. It has always been her contention that no single aspect of Wilson's work can be viewed in isolation. Her extensive knowledge of his life and work, and the essentially interweaving nature of his achievements, are presented here in a full-scale study that brings together the diverse elements of his creativity and expertise. Show Less