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| Shopify Unique ID: | 10561465155876 |
| Trademe Reference: | PR279 (77) |
| Category: |
Art History: New Zealand |
| New / Used: | New |
Description
IT'S ALL ABOUT THE IMAGE
by Dick Frizzell
DESCRIPTION
ISBN: 9781869797072
Format: medium softcover (heavy)
Published: Godwit 2011, 1st edition
Size (mm): 210 w x 250 h x 25 d
Pages: 296
SKU: A4M/2503/U404
ABOUT
A fascinating discussion of art history through the eyes of our most mainstream populist artist Dick Frizzell.
He shines a light on some of the works he's always loved - a number of which have seemed to miss muster in the usual round-ups.
This is an eclectic bunch of paintings. From Peter McIntyre inviting him up onto the scaffolding to watch him painting the WWII mural in the Hastings War Memorial Library, through to discovering modern art at art school, his first sighting of a McCahon, teaching at Elam with talented students like Karl Maughan and discovering the brightest of bring young things today - this is a wonderful journey.
Written in Dick's self-proclaimed gonzo style, this is a fascinating discussion of art history through the eyes of our most mainstream populist artist. Examines the stars of NZ painting in a colloquial and revelatory way.
CONDITION
New with only light shelf wear on covers/page edges due storage.
REMARKS
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