| Description |
175 pages : illustrations (some color) ; 30 x 27 cm |
| Contents |
Introduction James Gleeson : reflections on surrealism -- Commentary James Gleeson : a personal interpretation by Renée Free -- Interview Jeames Gleeson : with Renée Free The Rose and the Virus -- The colour plates -- The black and white figures -- Chronology -- Selected bibliography -- Individual exhibitions -- Group exhibitions -- List of colour plates -- List of black and white plates -- Photographic credits |
| Summary |
"James Gleeson is regarded as the foremost Australian Surrealist painter and poet. His career spans from 1938 to present day, and encompasses works created in response to wartime, the haunting and beautiful 'Garden' paintings, his heroic 'psychoscapes' and experimental collages, and the msot recent 'cosmic' paintings which explore the undercurrents within the subconcious mind." -- Book jacket |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliography: pages 165-166 |
| Notes |
Text in Italian |
| Subject |
Gleeson, James, 1915-
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Gleeson, James, 1915-2008
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Art, Australian.
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Art, Modern -- 20th century -- Australia.
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Painters -- Australia -- 20th century.
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Painting, Australian -- 20th century.
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Surrealism -- Australia.
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Surrealism.
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| Author |
Gleeson, James, 1915-2008
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| ISBN |
8817211133 (paperback) |
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884620199X (Superpocket : pbk.) |
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9768097639 |
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