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A New Study of Artist Ian Fairweather Considers How Chinese Ideas Influenced This Wanderer and Adventurer
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A New Study of Artist Ian Fairweather Considers How Chinese Ideas Influenced This Wanderer and Adventurer
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'Paintings by Ian Fairweather have been a part of every survey exhibition of Australian art since the Whitechapel exhibition of 1961. He is discussed as a major figure in each analysis of Australian art history since Bernard Smith’s Australian Painting of 1962. His paintings are collected in the National Gallery of Australia, all state art galleries and some regional centres. He has been the subject of a monograph by Murray Bail as well as the subject of several significant survey exhibitions.' (Introduction)
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A New Study of Artist Ian Fairweather Considers How Chinese Ideas Influenced This Wanderer and Adventurer
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