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This Dark Country Women Artists Still Life And Intimacy In The Early Twentieth Century Rebecca Birrell

Name: This Dark Country Women Artists Still Life And Intimacy In The Early Twentieth Century Rebecca Birrell
SKU: BELL-45034504
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This Dark Country Women Artists Still Life And Intimacy In The Early Twentieth Century Rebecca Birrell instant download after payment.

Publisher: Bloomsbury Circus

File Extension: PDF

File size: 76.31 MB

Pages: 384

Author: Rebecca Birrell

ISBN: 9781526604019, 1526604019

Language: English

Year: 2021

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This Dark Country Women Artists Still Life And Intimacy In The Early Twentieth Century Rebecca Birrell by Rebecca Birrell 9781526604019, 1526604019 instant download after payment.

Lemons gleam in a bowl. Flowers fan out softly in a vase. A door swings open in a sparsely furnished room. What is contained in a still life – and what falls out of the frame?What is contained in a still life – and what falls out of the frame? For women artists in the early twentieth century, such as Dora Carrington, Vanessa Bell and Gwen John, this art form was a conduit for their lives, their rebellions, their quietly subversive loves for men and women.
But for every artist whom we remember, there are those whose work is almost forgotten. In This Dark Country, Rebecca Birrell conducts a dazzling fusion of group biography and art criticism, exploring, from the celebrated to the overlooked, the structures of intimacy that make – and dismantle – our worlds.