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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Bernard Smith"”.

  1. Women in the Imperial Art World: Anglo-Australian Women Artists and their Transnational Careers, 1885 - 1907

    … a century later in Australia, the art historian Bernard Smith opined in his foundational text, 'Australian Painting 1788-1960', 'But women, perhaps because of their status in Victorian and Edwardian society and other reasons that need not be discussed here, did not figure prominently in …

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  2. Women in the Imperial Art World: Anglo-Australian Women Artists and their Transnational Careers, 1885 - 1907

    … a century later in Australia, the art historian Bernard Smith opined in his foundational text, 'Australian Painting 1788-1960', 'But women, perhaps because of their status in Victorian and Edwardian society and other reasons that need not be discussed here, did not figure prominently in …

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  3. Technology in Society: The Pipe Organ in Early Modern England

    The rise of English Protestantism produced a curious phenomenon in early modern England: the silencing of pipe organs in cathedrals and parish churches across the land. During the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, this ecclesiastical instrument figuratively embodied and literally gave voice to …

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