Thomas Gainsborough and the modern woman
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Thomas Gainsborough and the modern woman
Giles, 2010
- : hardcover
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注記
"This catalogue accompanies the exhibition Thomas Gainsborough and the modern woman at the Cincinnati Art Museum, September 18, 2010-January 2, 2011, and at the San Diego Museum of Art, January 29, 2011-May 1, 2011."--T.p. verso
Includes bibliographical references (p. 182-189) and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
'Thomas Gainsborough and the Modern Woman' focuses specifically on the artist's portraits of well-known society women. Starting with the Cincinnati Art Museum's famous portrait of Ann Ford (1760) it opens up an entirely new angle in the study of Gainsborough's art. Drawing us away from his predominant reputation as a landscape painter, it shows how such portraits were both an affirmation by Gainsborough of his own position as a progressive artist, on account both of the sitters themselves - they were leading artists, musicians, actresses, and intellectuals embodying the full force of the Enlightenment - and on account of how he consciously chose to show his sitters as "progressive" in terms of his technique and composition. This beautifully illustrated new volume also reveals how these female sitters consciously perceived themselves as "progressive", by means of the particular ways in which they wished to be shown by Gainsborough in their portraits.
目次
"A Favorite of the Demi-Reps: Thomas Gainsborough and the Modern Woman," by Benedict Leca "A 'most extraordinary figure, handsome and bold.' Gainsborough's Portrait of Ann Ford 1760," by Aileen Ribeiro "'Virtue in a 'vicious age':" Fashioning Feminine Identity in Eighteenth-Century London," by Amber Ludwig "Re-fashioning Race: Grace Jones, Kehinde Wiley, & Ann Ford," by Leora Maltz, Ph.D "Afterword," Julia Marciari-Alexande
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