Journal of New Zealand Art History, Volume 26
Journal of New Zealand Art History, Volume 26
Volume 26, 2005
Contents
- Melinda Johnston, The Artist Dissected: European Anatomical Traditions in the Prints of Barry Cleavin
- Donald Bassett, Educating Rita: The Children's Illustrations of Rita Angus
- Leonard Bell, A Very Peculiar Practice: Investigating Girolamo Nerli's The Savage Chief (1897)
- Sarah Hillary and Joyce Townsend, A Lively Parrot: Frances Hodgkins's Wings Over Water
- Tony Mackle, Stewart Bell Maclennan: 'The Man for the Job'
- Dorothee Pauli, 'Signs of Genius Apparent': The Art of James Cook
- Gail Ross, The Quoin Club: Auckland Print Pioneers 1916-1930
Reviews
- Jill Trevelyan (Ed.), Toss Woollaston: A Life in Letters, Reviewed by Richard Lummis
- Helen Foote, The Hand and the Chisel: The Life and Work of Lewis John Godfrey, Reviewed by Michael Findlay
- Gregory O'Brien, Welcome to the South Seas: Contemporary New Zealand Art for Young People, Reviewed by David Bell
Additional Information
- Publisher
- Hocken Collections
- Publication Year
- 2005
- Dimensions
- 210x297mm