Australasian Artists at the French Salons
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Australasian Artists at the French Salons

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Australasian Artists at the French Salons

About this book

From 1872 to 1939, a significant number of Australian and New Zealand artists were chosen for exhibition at the annual French Salons. The imprimatur of the Salons bestowed prestige, publicity and visibility, and increased an artist's saleability, both at home and abroad. But the character of the Salons fragmented over time and selection became coloured by the nature of the Salon and the values it represented. Tradition, rebellion, innovation and unique interests became arbiters and by the close of these years, France had lost its position as the centre of the art world.With details drawn from the archives of the Louvre, Australasian Artists at the French Salons, is a fascinating and detailed record of the world of these artists... their allegiance to a studio or master, their subjects, their travels and their locations. We sense their aspirations and their hopes and their excitement at establishing themselves on a world stage.A fully updated 3rd edition in colour.

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Information

Publisher
ETT Imprint
Year
2025
Print ISBN
9781922698957
eBook ISBN
9781922698964
Edition
0
Topic
Art
Subtopic
Art General

Table of contents

  1. Cover Page
  2. Title Page
  3. Copyright
  4. Dedication
  5. Contents
  6. Preface
  7. Forward
  8. Abbot to Ashton
  9. Baker-Clack to Butler
  10. Carrick-Fox to Crowley
  11. Danciger to Dend
  12. Farmer to Fuller
  13. Geach to Grier
  14. Hales to Hurry
  15. James to Jorgenson
  16. Lamb to Longstaff
  17. McCubbin to Muskett
  18. Nankivell to Napier-Bell
  19. O’Connor to Owen
  20. Parker to Power
  21. Quinn
  22. Rae to Russell
  23. Saint-Maur-Morse to Swan
  24. Teague to Tucker
  25. Vyner
  26. Waterlow to Wriqut
  27. Tea in the Salons by Olivier Meslay