Social conditions in Britain between the wars (Penguin education) by John Stevenson

John Stevenson worked in the United States and Nigeria after graduating from Oxford at the age of twenty. He lived in Asia for twenty years and has written about several aspects of Asian art. He is the author of Vietnamese Ceramics: A Distinct Tradition, Irrawaddy: Burma's Benevolent River, Masami Teraoka: The Floating World Grows Up, Japanese Kite Prints, and several volumes on Tsukioka Yoshitoshi's art, including Yoshitoshi's One Hundred Faces of the Moon and Yoshitoshi's Bizarre Stories. He worked as an acting curator of Chinese art at the Seattle Art Museum before transitioning to book development.