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ELIZABETH KILBOURN JOHN T. SAYWELL

Cdn Annual Review 1962, 1963, p.415

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Título:
Art
Autor: ELIZABETH KILBOURN
JOHN T. SAYWELL
Assuntos: Abstract art ; Applied arts ; Architecture ; Art collecting ; Art education ; Art exhibitions ; Art galleries ; Art genres and movements ; Art history ; Artists ; Arts ; Arts participation ; Behavioral sciences ; Buildings ; Collecting ; Commercial art ; Commercial buildings ; Economic disciplines ; Economics ; Employment ; Government ; Hobbies ; Labor economics ; Leisure studies ; Occupations ; Plastic arts ; Political science ; Recreation ; Retail stores ; Sculpture ; Visual arts
É parte de: Cdn Annual Review 1962, 1963, p.415
Descrição: Nineteen sixty-two found the Canadian art community adjusting itself with various degrees of success to becoming a member of the international art world. The most spectacular event in this process was, of course, the Chrysler affair, which for a time put Canada on the front page of American newspapers. Walter P. Chrysler, Jr., an American collector, arranged with Dr. Charles Comfort, director of the National Gallery of Canada to bring an exhibition of works from his collection to Ottawa in the autumn. Entitled ironically “The Controversial Century 1850–1950,” the exhibition was accompanied by an expensive and pretentious catalogue prepared
Editor: University of Toronto Press
Idioma: Inglês

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