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Emma Edwards

Glasgow
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Got the minerals

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By Emma Edwards
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
Ayuda Buscar en la ayuda Buscar en la ayuda Got the minerals Autores: Emma Edwards Localización: Apollo: The international magazine of arts, ISSN 0003-6536, Vol. 203, Nº. 748, 2026, págs. 60-65 Idioma: inglés Texto completo no disponible (Saber más ...) Resumen Frances Anne Vane, a formidable presence in 19th-century European politics, left behind an impressive collection of jewellery. Emma Edwards of the V&A explores the intricacies of one emerald-studded ensemble
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The Wardrobe Project by Emma Edwards: Could you go a whole year without buying clothes?

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By Emma Edwards
| Newcastle Herald Verified
A couple of years ago, I started to realise I was on a hamster wheel when it came to my wardrobe. I was always searching for the next thing, never quite satisfied with what I had, or the way my clothes made me feel. I was searching for something, and I was searching for it on a rack. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
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Green Day - Warning // Retro Review

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By Emma Edwards
| Dead Good Music
For their sixth studio album, the band pulled back from punk’s immediacy in favour of acoustic textures, mid-tempo arrangements and melodic confidence. It’s a record that trades distortion for definition and frustration for reflection. The title track sets the tone: a clipped rhythm and circling bassline underpin a deadpan PSA about everyday paranoia. Its wry fatalism captures the album’s anxious realism, more reckoning than rebellion.
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