In the Kingdom of Nothing, there really is nothing at all. No toys, no television, no phones and no bikes. So how is it that the Queen, the King, the Princess and the Prince who live there are such a happy family? Find out in this heartwarming tale where love and time spent together are really the most important things of all.
Arthur Weigall was Chief Inspector of Antiquities in Upper Egypt in its remarkable Edwardian heyday: a time of spectacular discoveries - most notably the tomb of Tutankhamun in 1922 - but also one of a glittering European society centred on Luxor. This book presents his life story.
A diverse, in-depth exploration of those at the cutting edge of British Art, providing a unique complexion of the contemporary art scene from all four corners of the British Isles.
