Edited by Giles Sutherland
This book, published to coincide with a retrospective of Stead's work at the Royal Botanic Garden of Edinburgh and introduced with a foreword by HRH the Prince of Wales, aims to bring together all the different strands of steads career. A collection of memoirs interviews poems and essays lavishly illustrated in colour throughout, with the green is a fascinating and fitting memorial to an inspirational man whose deep love and understanding of nature touched every aspect of his life and shines through every chair, poem and pupil left behind.
Giles Sutherland is a freelance writer and art critic. He has previously written explorations in wood (1994).
Edited by Giles Sutherland
This book, published to coincide with a retrospective of Stead's work at the Royal Botanic Garden of Edinburgh and introduced with a foreword by HRH the Prince of Wales, aims to bring together all the different strands of steads career. A collection of memoirs interviews poems and essays lavishly illustrated in colour throughout, with the green is a fascinating and fitting memorial to an inspirational man whose deep love and understanding of nature touched every aspect of his life and shines through every chair, poem and pupil left behind.
Giles Sutherland is a freelance writer and art critic. He has previously written explorations in wood (1994).
