
Virginia Spate (1937–2022)
Author of Life and Works: Degas (Life and Works)
About the Author
Works by Virginia Spate
John Olsen 6 copies
Associated Works
Monet and Japan: An Exhibition Organised by the National Gallery of Australia (2001) — Author — 90 copies, 1 review
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- Birthdate
- 1937
- Date of death
- 2022-08-12
- Gender
- female
- Education
- University of Melbourne
University of Cambridge
Bryn Mawr College (PhD) - Occupations
- art historian
professor
neighborhood activist - Organizations
- University of Sydney
Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney - Relationships
- Spate, O.H.K. (parent)
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Following the introduction the book is divided into three sections by date: 1840-1878, 1878-1904, 1903-1926. The book includes in addition to notes to the text a bibliography and index.
The flyleaf of the dust jacket claims the "based on a complete survey of the artist's entire work . . . this is the fullest account available of (Monet)". Running to 348 densely packed pages this is certainly an extensive survey.
It is illustrated throughout with over 300 pictures including 135 full-colour show more plates, some of them full-page in size (however by comparison a simple sum tells that this means over 160 images are in black and white, they fair badly in comparison to the full-colour reproductions). The monochromes include a few period photographs.
The text is accessible, and this study has the big advantage that illustrations run with the text. This is clearly an extensive study, although it is a pity that all the images are not in full colour. show less
The flyleaf of the dust jacket claims the "based on a complete survey of the artist's entire work . . . this is the fullest account available of (Monet)". Running to 348 densely packed pages this is certainly an extensive survey.
It is illustrated throughout with over 300 pictures including 135 full-colour show more plates, some of them full-page in size (however by comparison a simple sum tells that this means over 160 images are in black and white, they fair badly in comparison to the full-colour reproductions). The monochromes include a few period photographs.
The text is accessible, and this study has the big advantage that illustrations run with the text. This is clearly an extensive study, although it is a pity that all the images are not in full colour. show less
FRENCH PAINTING:The Revolutionary Decades 1760 - 1830: Paintings and drawings from the Louvre and other French Museums - An Exhibition Guide by Arlette Sérullaz
Catalogue for an Exhibition with paintings, and sketches selected from the Musee du Louvre and 47 other French museums. Shown at the Art Gallery of NSW and National Gallery of Victoria, Australia from Oct 1980 to February 1981.
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