Papers of Alison McMaugh, 2008 [manuscript]

Bib ID:
4836845
Format:
Manuscript
Author:
McMaugh, Alison, 1928-2005
Access Conditions:
Available for research. Not for loan.
Description:
  • [2008]
  • 0.10 m. (1 packet)
Summary:

MS Acc08.202 comprises the autobiography by Alison McMaugh titled "A fool for art", including her original unedited text, typescript of annotated copy showing editing changes by editor Kathleen James, and a final printout of the edited text. Also included is the electronic version of the edited files on CD-ROM (1 packet).

Biography/History:

Painter and art teacher. Alison McMaugh was an Australian-born artist who worked in the United States for most of her life. Born in Kempsey, New South Wales, McMaugh graduated from the National Art School in Sydney and left Australia in 1957 to pursue her interests in colour theory and the modernism being practised in Europe and the United States. She was a prominent member of the American feminist art movement and taught at several institutions in Australia and the USA.

Notes:
Manuscript reference no.: MS Acc08.202.
Subject:
Time Coverage:
2008
Occupation:
Other authors/contributors:
James, Kathleen
Terms of Use:
Copying of Alison McMaugh's copyright material permitted for research purposes.
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