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| List of Figures | vii | |
| Acknowledgments | xi | |
| Introduction | 3 | |
| 1 | A Longing for the Impossible Place: Wanda Koop's Paintings for Dimly Lit Rooms and Paintings for Brightly Lit Rooms | 18 |
| 2 | The Allegorical Impulse in Stephen Hutchings's Plants, Bushes, and Hedges | 46 |
| 3 | Speaking the Wild: The Apophatic Representation of Nature in Susan Feindel's Paintings | 73 |
| 4 | Cosmoville: The Unmanageable Surfaces of Eleanor Bond's Rotterdam Paintings | 106 |
| Conclusion (or Beginning): Opening Up the Conversation | 142 | |
| Appendix | Artists' Biographies | 151 |
| Notes | 153 | |
| Bibliography | 165 | |
| Index | 177 |
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Charles Michalec
reviewed Aspiring to the Landscape: On Painting and the Subject of Nature on October 14, 2012
Aspiring to the Landscape: On Painting and the Subject of Nature
A great resource for people looking into LGBT+ art history.
Pros of reading this book; you'll find out a large number of artist names.
Cons; the book jumps between artists so can feel quite 'messy' and repetitive at times.
As mentioned in a previous review, the description of page 4 is wrong. The writer seems to be stretching too much to confirm his opinion.
All in all a great book, but it did get painful to read towards the end just because the writing style was kind of dull. I'm glad I read it though as it drew my attention to a lot of artists I hadn't heard of.
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