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note that the Bibliography is by no means complete. As we gather more information and we have the time, this list will be continually updated. A veritable work in progress ...
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Norman Lindsay Water Colour Book
1939
The Springwood Press
Hardcover, dustjacket (standard) |
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Norman Lindsay Water Colour Book
1939
The Springwood Press
Hardcover, dustjacket (de luxe) |
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Norman Lindsay Watercolours
1969
Ure Smith
Hardcover, dustjacket, colour |
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Norman Lindsay Watercolours
1973
Godfrey Blunden (introduction)
Ure Smith
Hardcover, dustjacket, colour
This
book shows fifteen examples of just one facet of Norman Lindsay's varied
genius, his watercolours. All fifteen plates appeared in the Norman
Lindsay: Watercolour Book, published in 1939, fourteen of them
also appeared in the 1969 edition.
In addition to the plates, Norman Lindsay wrote an appreciation of the
medium of watercolour, which he described as 'the kindest of all mediums',
and the distinguished writer, Godfrey Blunden, has written an extremely
interesting essay on Lindsay's life called The Ninety Years of Norman
Lindsay — His Life and Work. |
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Norman Lindsay: Watercolours 1897–1969
2003
Lin Bloomfield
Odana Editions, Bungendore
Hardcover, dustjacket (standard), colour and black and white
Over
a period of seventy years Australian artist Norman Alfred Williams
Lindsay (1879–1969) painted rare and wonderful watercolours.
One hundred and thirty-five featured watercolours are reproduced in
this volume together with over twenty supplementary watercolours and
over one hundred and twenty additional works in a variety of media.
Sixteen public galleries across every state and territory in Australia
are represented as well as a selection of watercolours from private collection.
These watercolours are a microcosm of his inspiration. Norman was an aesthete
who rarely found his material in the reality of the present but in a spiritual
return to times past. Apart from the nudes and portraits he painted from
life, he garnered the content of his art from many sources. These include
his own imaginings; the writers, poets and composers he most admired; his
keen sense of humour; piracy and the Spanish Main; Greek and Roman mythology;
the Bible; the hypocrisy of the times in which he lived and his abhorrence
of war. All are represented here. |
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Norman Lindsay: Watercolours 1897–1969
2003
Lin Bloomfield
Odana Editions, Bungendore
Hardcover, slipcase (de luxe), colour and black and white |
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Paintings in Oil: Norman Lindsay
1945
Shepherd Press |
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Norman Lindsay: Oil Paintings 1889–1969
2006
Lin Bloomfield
Odana Editions, Bungendore
Hardcover, dustjacket (standard), colour and black and white |
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Norman Lindsay: Oil Paintings 1889–1969
2006
Lin Bloomfield
Odana Editions, Bungendore
Hardcover, slipcase (de luxe), colour and black and white |
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