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‘Wild Enchantment’ : How Daniel Thomas’s Writings Conveyed the Joy of Art to Australians
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‘Wild Enchantment’ : How Daniel Thomas’s Writings Conveyed the Joy of Art to Australians
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'In 1958, when the young Daniel Thomas was first appointed at the Art Gallery of New South Wales, the word “curator” was not in the Public Service Board lexicon. He felt his official title of “professional assistant” was inaccurate so he signed his letters “curatorial assistant”.' (Introduction)
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‘Wild Enchantment’ : How Daniel Thomas’s Writings Conveyed the Joy of Art to Australians
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