Hegel's Owl: The Life Of Bernard Smith
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Author: Sheridan Palmer
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 424
'An elegant and powerful study, finely crafted - fully worthy of its subject.' Peter Beilharz, Curtin University, Perth Bernard Smith began life as a ward of the State; he would go on to become the father of Australian art history. In 2008 Smith invited writer and art historian Dr Sheridan Palmer to write his biography. Through years of interviews and exclusive access to Smith's papers and library, Palmer reveals the unique character of an exceptional man. Read Andrew Fuhrmann's review from the Sydney Morning Herald here Listen to Sheridan Palmer's interview with Michael Cathcart on Books & Arts here
Author: Sheridan Palmer
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 424
'An elegant and powerful study, finely crafted - fully worthy of its subject.' Peter Beilharz, Curtin University, Perth Bernard Smith began life as a ward of the State; he would go on to become the father of Australian art history. In 2008 Smith invited writer and art historian Dr Sheridan Palmer to write his biography. Through years of interviews and exclusive access to Smith's papers and library, Palmer reveals the unique character of an exceptional man. Read Andrew Fuhrmann's review from the Sydney Morning Herald here Listen to Sheridan Palmer's interview with Michael Cathcart on Books & Arts here
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NB: This is a secondhand book in very good condition. See our FAQs for more information. Please note that the jacket image is indicative only. A description of our secondhand books is not always available. Please contact us if you have a question about this title.
Author: Sheridan Palmer
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 424
'An elegant and powerful study, finely crafted - fully worthy of its subject.' Peter Beilharz, Curtin University, Perth Bernard Smith began life as a ward of the State; he would go on to become the father of Australian art history. In 2008 Smith invited writer and art historian Dr Sheridan Palmer to write his biography. Through years of interviews and exclusive access to Smith's papers and library, Palmer reveals the unique character of an exceptional man. Read Andrew Fuhrmann's review from the Sydney Morning Herald here Listen to Sheridan Palmer's interview with Michael Cathcart on Books & Arts here
Author: Sheridan Palmer
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 424
'An elegant and powerful study, finely crafted - fully worthy of its subject.' Peter Beilharz, Curtin University, Perth Bernard Smith began life as a ward of the State; he would go on to become the father of Australian art history. In 2008 Smith invited writer and art historian Dr Sheridan Palmer to write his biography. Through years of interviews and exclusive access to Smith's papers and library, Palmer reveals the unique character of an exceptional man. Read Andrew Fuhrmann's review from the Sydney Morning Herald here Listen to Sheridan Palmer's interview with Michael Cathcart on Books & Arts here
Hegel's Owl: The Life Of Bernard Smith
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