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Monumental: Great Buildings of the World Through the Hands and Eyes of a Stonemason

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By Simon Warrack, Wyl Menmuir
| Literary Review Verified
Here are two books about stone, one by a leading stonemason, the other by a stone lover with something of a New Age approach. One has a practical relationship with stone, the other more of a romantic attitude. You might characterise Simon Warrack’s book as the ‘sense’ to Wyl Menmuir’s ‘sensibility’. Sense first. Monumental is an attractive volume that mingles autobiography with informed observation.
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LoveReading Weekly Staff Picks

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By Wyl Menmuir, Ian Moore, Natalia Theodoridou, Casey Major-Bunce
| l8r.it
Buy from our bookstore and 25% of the cover price will be given to a school of your choice to buy more books. *15% of eBooks. Home > Weekly Staff Picks LoveReading Weekly Staff Picks For 17 April 2025 Previous Each week our team of book lovers choose a selection of books they have loved and think deserve an extra shout out. Everyone fights to get theirs on the list. Here are this week’s faves…
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How I learned to paint in St Ives, Cornwall

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By Wyl Menmuir
| AOL UK Verified
There was the briefest moment late on Sunday afternoon when, standing back from the easel, paintbrush in hand, I almost felt like an artist. What I had produced was by no means accomplished but I was beginning to see what it could become. It may sound like a modest achievement, but before signing up for a weekend Discover Painting course at St Ives School of Painting I had not put a brush to canvas since my GCSEs almost 30 years ago.
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