Books written by National Gallery of Victoria
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Freedom from Prejudice: An Introduction to the Australian Collection in the National Gallery of Victoria
1865 S. T. Gill , the man who recorded the vigorous turbulent life of Victoria's goldrush of the 1850s , was born in England , the son of Reverend Samuel Gill , headmaster of a school at Plymouth . In the year 1839 , aged twenty - one ...
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Art of Glass: Glass in the Collection of the National Gallery of Victoria
Gift of Rudolf Cherny 1990 ( D9-1990 ) . OPPOSITE ( LEFT TO RIGHT ) Goblet , c . 1770 ( Bohemian ) . Blown glass with wheel - engraved decoration and inscription , 18.3 x 11.1 x 11.1 cm . Gift of Sylvia Cherny 1991 ( D14-1991 ) .
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The Collection of Cypriote Antiquities in the National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne
... and Constantinople ( London 1880 ) ( McCaughey et al . 1993 , 313-314 ) . There was evidently a hiatus in Melbourne's interest in Cypriote archaeology until Walter J. Beasley became involved with J.R. Stewart's fieldwork in Cyprus .
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Australian Art 1960-1986: Field to Figuration : Works from the National Gallery of Victoria
The Field - Davida Allen - Peter Booth - Dale Hickey - Michael Johnson - Lesley Dumbrell - Robert Rooney - Imants Tillers - Tony Tuckson - David Aspden (page 32) - Sydney Ball (page 36) - Julie Brown-Rrap (page 104).
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James Gleeson: Beyond the Screen of Sight
This book, published in conjunction with the National Gallery of Victoria's retrospective exhibition, features a large selection of Gleeson's most memorable works and includes, besides some of his writings, essays on various aspects of his ...
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Exiles and Emigrants: Epic Journeys to Australia in the Victorian Era
Through the use of paintings and objects from Australian and British collections, the story is told of hardships in 19th century England, Scotland and Ireland and the factors that encouraged...
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Point & Counterpoint: Influence and Innovation in the Arts of China and Japan : National Gallery of Victoria
Point & Counterpoint: Influence and Innovation in the Arts of China and Japan : National Gallery of Victoria
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Picasso: Love and War, 1935-1945
Dora Maar, born Henriette Théodora Markovitch in 1907, was a talented artist in her own right. While studying painting, she soon found a passion and gift for photography, and became...
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Beyond Belief: Modern Art and the Religious Imagination
Art from around the world portrays various aspects of the unusual theme of the religious imagination in art. Among the 64 artists are Francis Bacon, Mark Rothko, Audrey Flack, Geroge...
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Indigenous Australian art
Indigenous Australian art
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How to Sell Art to Interior Designers: Learn New Ways to Get Your Work Into the Interior Design Market and...
"Discover easy ways to locate, approach and sell art to interior designers, corporate art consultants, and other residential and commercial design professionals"--Cover.
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Rembrandt: A Genius and His Impact
In recent years Rembrandt's oeuvre and influence have been hotly debated. A number of paintings hitherto said to be his, have been reattributed by some scholars to pupils or even...
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Cinema India: The Art of Bollywood
This book is both a history of Indian cinema and of the posters that advertise them. From the time of partition in 1947, when India began shaping its democracy and...
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James Gleeson: Beyond the Screen of Sight
This book, published in conjunction with the National Gallery of Victoria's retrospective exhibition, features a large selection of Gleeson's most memorable works and includes, besides some of his writings, essays on various aspects of his ...
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Philip Guston, the Late Works
Philip Guston, the Late Works
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Allan Mitelman: Works on Paper 1967-2004
Allan Mitelman has a distinguished reputation as a painter, draughtsman and printmaker. This exhibition catalogue comprehensively surveys his works on paper across three decades of his career from the late...
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Nineteenth-century Australian Art in the National Gallery of Victoria
One of the most attractive features of this lush book is the thoughtful combination of paintings, prints, photographs, ceramic works, and sculptures. Extensive use of contemporary and literary sources acquaint...