The State Collections of Colonial New Zealand Art: Intertwined Histories of Collecting and Display

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The State Collections of Colonial New Zealand Art: Intertwined Histories of Collecting and Display

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This thesis explores the collecting and exhibiting of colonial art (before 1908) by New Zealand's state institutions: the Colonial (later Dominion) Museum; the Alexander Turnbull Library; and the National Art Gallery. It recovers evidence of the provenance of works of art within the state collections and accounts for acquisitions in terms of the ideological interests they serve, interests which reflect the intellectual concerns of the key individuals and the historical and political circumsta...

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13 Mar, 2023

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Rice, Rebecca

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National Art Gallery / National art history / National art collections / School: School of Art History, Classics and Religious Studies / 210311 New Zealand History / Marsden: 430101 History: New Zealand / Marsden: 419901 Art History and Appreciation / Degree Discipline: Art History / Degree Level: Doctoral / Degree Name: Doctor of Philosophy / New Zealand History / New Zealand history

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