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250 Years of New Zealand Painting
"This landmark book on New Zealand artists and their work was first written by Gil Docking, published in 1971, extended to 1990 by art historian Michael Dunn, and again to 2020 by art historian, writer and lecturer Edward Hanfling. New design, with additional text by Edward Hanfling, including an introduction to the new edition + discussion of new directions in New Zealand painting. This book is an ideal introduction to the development of New Zealand painting from its very beginning, and also the development of critical thinking about the work of New Zealand artists over the last 50 years. Detailed bibliography and index makes this an ideal book for students."--Publisher information.
New Zealand Painting
Completely revised and updated. Chapters have been rewritten. Also added in a substantial new chapter on contemporary Maori and Pacific Island painting, as well as an acknowledgement of the coming wave of Asian artists.
An Introduction to New Zealand Painting, 1839-1980
First ed. published 1969 under title An introduction to New Zealand painting, 1839-1967. "Sources" p. 222-227.
100 New Zealand Paintings
"... collection of ... contemporary New Zealand painting ... accompanying each painting is an overview of each artist's life and work"--Flap.
A Painted Country
A homage to the favourite places of some of our most popular artists, and a tribute to the painted country itself, New Zealand.
Contemporary Painting in New Zealand
This new book explores the different perspectives that have helped shape the current directions in New Zealand painting, including neo-expressionism, recent forms of abstraction and colour painting, the 'new figuration', and the bi-cultural contribution of contemporary Maori painting. Professor Dunn provides an introductory overview of the contemporary art scene in New Zealand and follows it with profiles of both established painters and exciting younger artists who are now making their mark in different ways. The book makes particular mention of the work of Maori painters who address important social issues in their art.
