In Full Bloom: Botanical Art and Flower Painting by Women in 1880s New Zealand

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In Full Bloom: Botanical Art and Flower Painting by Women in 1880s New Zealand

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This thesis examines the field of botanical art and flower painting with regard to five women artists who worked in New Zealand during the 1880s: Georgina Hetley (1832-1898). Emily Harris (1836/37?-1925), Sarah Featon (1848?-1927), Ellis Rowan (1848-1922) and Marianne North (1830-1890). The lives, works and career opportunities of these women are situated within a framework of exhibitions and botanical/floral publications, in which inter-related issues such as gender, categorisation and profe...

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30 Jun, 2023

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Catherine Field-Dodgson

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Botanical / Art / Painting / 190102 Art History / Degree Level: Masters / Degree Discipline: Art History / Degree Name: Master of Arts / School: School of Art History, Classics and Religious Studies / Art History / Art history

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