Kenneth Clark - The Estate

Kenneth Clark was educated at Winchester and Oxford, and worked with Bernard Berenson in Florence. He was appointed Director of the National Gallery at the age of 30 and remained there until 1945.  He was Slade Professor of Fine Art at Oxford from 1946 to 1950 and was Chairman of the Arts Council from 1953 to 1960. He was widely known for his television programmes on art, especially Civilisation. His first book, written at the age of 22, was The Gothic Revival, and many followed. He was made a Life Peer in 1969.

BOOKS

THE GOTHIC REVIVAL 
LEONARDO DA VINCI: AN ACCOUNT OF HIS DEVELOPMENT AS AN ARTIST
FLORENTINE PAINTING: THE FIFTEENTH CENTURY 
PIERO DELLA FRANCESCA
LANDSCAPE INTO ART 
MOMENTS OF VISION
THE NUDE: A STUDY IN IDEAL FORM 
LOOKING AT PICTURES 
RUSKIN TODAY 
REMBRANDT AND THE ITALIAN RENAISSANCE
CIVILISATION: A PERSONAL VIEW 
BLAKE AND VISIONARY ART 
THE ROMANTIC REBELLION
ANOTHER PART OF THE WOOD 
ANIMALS AND MEN 
THE OTHER HALF 
WHAT IS A MASTERPIECE?
FEMININE BEAUTY