Art in Australia, No. 1, 1916


Leído por Phil Benson

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In 1916, three prominent identities in the Sydney art world - Sydney Ure Smith, Bertram Stevens and Charles Lloyd Jones - got together to publish Australia's first art magazine. Their aim was to make the work of Australian artists know to the Australian public, and, through high quality reproductions, to give an idea of its quality to those who were unable to see the originals. All of the 102 issues of Art in Australia, published between 1916 and 1942 have now been made available, complete with illustrations, on the National Library of Australia's Trove web site. The first issue of the magazine consisted mainly of short biographical sketches of contemporary Australian artists, illustrated by examples of their work, including Arthur Streeton, Norman Lindsay, Julian Ashton, and a single female artist, Florence Rodway. - Summary by Phil Benson (0 hr 55 min)

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Introduction 2:46 Leído por Phil Benson
W. Beckwith McInnes by Ruth Sutherland 3:34 Leído por Phil Benson
Julian Ashton by Charles Lloyd Jones 2:26 Leído por Phil Benson
John Shirlow by Lionel Lindsay 3:24 Leído por Phil Benson
Arthur Streeton by Charles Lloyd Jones 2:20 Leído por Phil Benson
The Lure of Sydney by Howard Ashton 5:28 Leído por Phil Benson
Norman Lindsay's Pen Drawings by Sydney Ure Smith 4:46 Leído por Phil Benson
Elliott Gruner by Howard Ashton 3:36 Leído por Phil Benson
A Modern Malady by Norman Lindsay 10:23 Leído por Phil Benson
The Hilder Exhibition by Bertram Stevens 3:57 Leído por Phil Benson
Florence Rodway by Bertram Stevens 3:29 Leído por Phil Benson
Norman Carter by Bertram Stevens 4:43 Leído por Phil Benson
Lionel Lindsay by Sydney Ure Smith 4:51 Leído por Phil Benson