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South African Journal of Art History Volume 13 (1998)
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South African Journal of Art History, Volume 13,
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| SAJAH Volume 13 | Cover, general information |
| Maré, Estelle A. | Between Heaven and Earth: the Symbolism of the Angelic Realm, with Reference to Christian Art |
| Van der Merwe, Johann | Barthesian Eco/s ; The fine art of detecting boeuf |
| Van den Berg, Dirk | Pictorial textuality: The imaginative reading of pictures |
| Cornew, Clive | From "Misery" to "Disaster": perceptions of seventeenth- and eighteenth-century warfare in the etchings of Jacques Callot and Francisco Goya* |
| Van Eeden, Jeanne | Irma Stern's first exhibition in Pretoria, 1933 |
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(Art Historical Work Group of South Africa, 1998)This article deals in the main with Jacques Callot's early life in Italy and with his later life in Lorraine where he produced his famous series of eighteen etchings which narrate his perception of seventeenth-century ...
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(Art Historical Work Group of South Africa, 1998)The purpose of this article is to examine two significant symbolic systems relevant to the meaning of angels in Christian art. In the first part, a brief overview of Christian angelology is given in order to contextualise ...
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(Art Historical Work Group of South Africa, 1998)This article focuses on the reception of Irma Stern's first art exhibition in Pretoria in 1933. Although Stern had by that time gained a considerable reputation as an artist in informed circles, her Modernist work was still ...
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(Art Historical Work Group of South Africa, 1998)The notion of multiple, concurrent readings is used to explore the status of pictorial textuality as a model for the art of painting. Being encapsulations of materiality, visuality, artefactuality and narrativity, paintings ...
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(Art Historical Work Group of South Africa, 1998)This article discusses the means by which a visually creative, artistic language can imitate the communicative abilities of a written/spoken language, making it possible to "read" a work of art as a visual text. Comparing ...
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