John Glover And The Colonial Picturesque

John Glover And The Colonial Picturesque

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Author: David Hansen
Binding: Hardback
Published: Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery; Art Exhibitions Australia, 2003

Condition:
Book: Good
Jacket: No dust jacket
Pages: Good
Markings: No markings
Condition remarks: RFID on inside of back cover, minor scuffing, sticker remnant on back corner of external cover

This scholarly volume chronicles the artistic contributions of John Glover, a pivotal figure in the development of Australian landscape painting. It uncovers the nuances of the Colonial Picturesque style, illustrating how European aesthetic ideals were adapted to depict the unique Australian environment. David Hansen presents a comprehensive analysis of Glover's techniques and his profound influence on the visual representation of the colonial landscape. The text details the historical context surrounding Glover's work, offering critical insights into the cultural dialogue between settler and land. This authoritative study argues for Glover's enduring legacy and his central role in shaping Australia's artistic identity.

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Description

Author: David Hansen
Binding: Hardback
Published: Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery; Art Exhibitions Australia, 2003

Condition:
Book: Good
Jacket: No dust jacket
Pages: Good
Markings: No markings
Condition remarks: RFID on inside of back cover, minor scuffing, sticker remnant on back corner of external cover

This scholarly volume chronicles the artistic contributions of John Glover, a pivotal figure in the development of Australian landscape painting. It uncovers the nuances of the Colonial Picturesque style, illustrating how European aesthetic ideals were adapted to depict the unique Australian environment. David Hansen presents a comprehensive analysis of Glover's techniques and his profound influence on the visual representation of the colonial landscape. The text details the historical context surrounding Glover's work, offering critical insights into the cultural dialogue between settler and land. This authoritative study argues for Glover's enduring legacy and his central role in shaping Australia's artistic identity.