Elizabeth Blackadder by Duncan Macmillan

Elizabeth Blackadder by Duncan Macmillan

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Zusammenfassung

The first woman to be elected to both the Royal Academy and the Royal Scottish Academy, Elizabeth Blackadder is one of the most popular and respected artists at work in the UK today. Her widely-exhibited oeuvre encompasses still life, landscape and flower painting. This extensively illustrated book explores the development of Blackadder's art in a

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Elizabeth Blackadder by Duncan Macmillan

Elizabeth Blackadder is one of the most popular and respected artists at work today in the British Isles. Her work ranges through still life, landscape and flower painting. She lives and works in Scotland and belongs to the tradition of Scottish painters like William Gillies, one of her teachers, and Anne Redpath. She has exhibited in London and elsewhere since the early sixties and her paintings are known to a wide audience through extensive reproduction. Elizabeth Blackadder is the first woman to be elected to both the Royal Academy and the Royal Scottish Academy. This book explores the development of Elizabeth Blackadder's art in all its richness. It is illustrated with 71 colour and 14 black and white reproductions and it is published in a standard and in a limited edition. A chronology, selected bibliography, lists of solo and selected group exhibitions, and works in public collections provide valuable reference material.
Duncan Macmillan, art critic and art historian, has written extensively on Scottish art and artists. His prize winning book Scottish Art 1460-1990 is the standard text on the subject.
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ISBN 13 9780754600633
ISBN 10 0754600637
Titel Elizabeth Blackadder
Autor Duncan Macmillan
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Bindungsart Hardback
Verlag Taylor & Francis Ltd
Erscheinungsjahr 1999-11-28
Seitenanzahl 128
Hinweis auf dem Einband Die Abbildung des Buches dient nur Illustrationszwecken, die tatsächliche Bindung, das Cover und die Auflage können sich davon unterscheiden.
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