Church and Patronage in 20th Century Britain: Walter Hussey and the Arts. By Peter Webster.
Peter Webster is an historian based in London and Chichester, with interests in the history of Christianity in twentieth century Britain, particularly the relation of church, law and state, the religious arts, and evangelicalism.
"In this book Peter Webster reviews Hussey's work as a patron between 1943 and 1978, seeking to place Hussey in his theological, cultural and aesthetic context. As such, Hussey is a lens through which Webster views relationships between patrons and artists in the twentieth century and explores ways in which the Church of England met, resisted and negotiated with forces of cultural change in the arts and in the religious life of the nation."
My earlier book reviews for the Journal of Theological Studies are:
- The Sacred Community: Art, Sacrament, and the People of God. By David Jasper.
- Bridge to Wonder: Art as a Gospel of Beauty. By Cecilia González-Andrieu.
- Wording a Radiance: Parting Conversations on God and the Church. By Daniel W. Hardy with Deborah Hardy Ford, Peter Ochs, and David F. Ford.
- Faith, Hope and Poetry: Theology and the Poetic Imagination. By Malcolm Guite.
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Malcolm Guite - Singing Bowl.
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