Momentum: An Adult Course in Elementary English (English Language Teaching)

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SMITH, BERNARD

Foreign Language Study & Reference

Prentice Hall Direct

Place, Taste, and Tradition: A Study of Australian Art Since Seventeen Eighty-Eight

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Crafts & Hobbies

Oxford Univ. Pr.

This is the fourth edition of the classic text first published in 1962. It discusses the achievements of all Australia's leading artists and a great many lesser-known ones. It is written for those seeking a comprehensive introduction to the subject and will be valuable to students, teachers, and the general reader. All facets of Australian painting are generously illustrated.

Australian Painting: 1788-2000

Arts & Photography

Smith, Terry

Heathcote, Christopher

History & Criticism

Oxford University Press

Bernard Smith's published writings on art extend over fifty years. In this selection of critical essays, arranged chronologically, he shows how--from the study of original works he admired--he developed a pluralist critical practice based on form and meaning. Discussing every important artist from the period, the writings reveal how Smith related his criticism to particular ethical, social, and political concerns that affected both artist and layperson.

Critic as Advocate: Selected Essays 1940-1988

History

Painting vivid portraits of the two women who raised him, this is the author's account of growing up in a Sydney suburb at the time of World War I, and his experiences as an emergent artist, socialist and intellectual during the 1920s and 1930s.

The Boy Adeodatus

Australian Painting 1788-1990

OUP Australia and New Zealand

Established as a standard work on Australian painting, this book by the doyen of Australian art history provides the most detailed account yet published of the great changes that have radically altered the art scene during the past two decades. A new chapter by Terry Smith discusses contemporary artists and their work within the context of "the crisis of modernity" and the changing physical, social, and artistic environment. Generously illustrated with over 400 illustrations, 80 in color, the book details the life and achievements of most of Australia's leading artists and a great many minor ones.

This book, long out of print, has remained one of the most sought-after books by those seriously interested in the history of Australian art. This new edition is in a larger format, with corrections and some changes to illustrations.

Place, Taste and Tradition: A Study of Australian Art Since 1788

Australia & Oceania

xviii 287p plus 171 plates in the back, blue illustrated paperback, excellent copy, very well preserved

European vision and the South Pacific, 1768-1850: A study in the history of art and ideas (Oxford paperbacks, 162)

Oxford U.P.

SMITH, B.: EUROPEAN VISION AND THE SOUTH PACIFIC. , 1985, 384 p. figuras.Encuadernacion original. Nuevo.

European Vision and the South Pacific

Yale Univ Pr

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