'I still delight in it when people find pleasure in my work. To paint is to reach out, hoping that one will touch. One wants to be understood' Maggie Laubser
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About the Book
This book is a monograph on the life and work of Maggie Laubser ((14 April 1886–17 May 1973), the South African painter.
Subjects
People
F. L. Alexander,
John Henry Amshewitz,
Arnold Balwé,
Jan Hendrik Arnold Balwé,
D. C. Boonzaier,
Gregoire Boonzaier,
E. J. Botha,
Dr. Koos Botha,
Gen. Louis Botha,
A. C. Bouman,
Mrs. F. Burgers,
W. R. Burns,
Wilhelm Busch,
Prof. A. C. Celliers,
Dr. M. L. du Toit,
Fräulein Finck,
Sophy Fischer,
Paul Gauguin,
Otto Glore,
Allerley Glossop,
R. Gwelo Goodman,
Beatrice Hazell,
W. de Sanderes Hendrikz,
Gen. Barry Herzog,
Cecil Higgs,
May Hillhouse,
Prof. Jachels,
Prof. F. W. Jannasch,
Wassily Kandinksky,
Paul Klee,
Dame Laura Knight,
Moses Kottler,
Gert Kotze,
Pres. Kruger,
Andries Laubser,
Gert Laubser,
Hannah Laubser,
Johanna Catharina Laubser,
Maggie Laubser,
Peter Leftwich,
Gordon Leith,
Bernard Lewis,
Churchill Mace,
Prof. Ambrose McEvoy,
August Macke,
Kathe Madler,
Franz Marc,
Anton Mauve,
Erich Mayer,
Ita Mees,
Johannes Meintjies,
Jean Francois Millet,
Gerhard Moerdyk,
Hugo Naudé,
Emil Nolde,
Frans Oerder,
Max Pechstein,
Charles Peers,
Constance Penstone,
J. H. Pierneef,
G. W. Pilkington,
Magriet Prinshoorn,
Ruth Prowse,
Edward Roworth,
Prof. W. W. Russel,
Karl Schmidt-Rottluff,
Dr. Jan Schutte,
Prof. Serton,
Mrs. Serton,
Mieke Siegers,
J. A. Smith,
Nita Spilhaus,
Prof. Wilson Steer,
Irma Stern,
Daphne Taylor,
Alice Tennant,
Prof. Henry Tonks,
Frederik van Eeden,
L. L. van Oordt,
Anton van Wouw,
Vincent van Gogh,
Mrs. Clifford Vincent,
Nancy Vincent,
J. E. A. Volschenk,
Eric Waske,
Grace Wheatley,
Miss. Wilson
Places
The Strand,
Bad Kissingen,
Baltic Sea,
Belgium,
Berlin,
Bloemfontein,
Bloemhof Seminary,
Bloublommetjieskloof,
Camps Bay,
Cape Province,
Cape Town,
Dachau,
Dresden,
Durban,
Elim,
Ficksburg,
Gansbaai,
Garda Lake,
Germany,
Italy,
Klipheuwel,
Huntingtonshire,
Langebaan,
Laren,
London,
Martin Melck House,
Mosselbank River,
Munich,
Natal,
Nelspruit,
Netherlands,
Oortmanspost,
Orange Free State,
Pretoria,
Rooiwal,
San Vigilio,
Schotenhof,
Scotland,
Stellenbosch,
Swartland,
Tiergarten,
Torri-del-Benaco,
Transvaal,
Verdun,
Worpswede
Times
Excerpts
Page 7,
added by Raymond Ellis.
In November 1924, after a sojourn of more than ten years abroad, Maggie Laubser came back to South Africa from Berlin.
Page 7,
added by Raymond Ellis.
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Maggie Laubser
Published 1974 by C. Struik Publishers in Cape Town and Johannesburg .
Table of Contents
| Acknowledgements | 6 | |
| Altyd lig | 7 | |
| References and biographical notes | 22 | |
| Key to symbols | 23 | |
| Titles of works reproduced | 23 | |
| Reproductions | 24 | |
| Chronology | 60 | |
| List of exhibitions | 61 | |
| Index | 64 |
The Physical Object
Format |
Paperback |
Pagination |
64p. |
Number of pages |
64 |
Dimensions |
24 x 28 x .6 centimeters |
Weight |
380 grams |
Contributors
- Author
Johan van Rooyen - Dedicated to
Ruth Prowse - Series General Editor
Charles Du Ry - Interior Photos
Renzo Piccolo - Interior Photos
Alain Proust - Interior Design
Valerie Phipps-Smith
ID Numbers
Open Library |
OL25137561M |
ISBN 10 |
0869770500 |
LC Control Number |
74-82878 |
History Created December 28, 2011 · 4 revisions
| December 29, 2011 | Edited by Raymond Ellis | Added new cover |
| December 28, 2011 | Edited by Raymond Ellis | Edited without comment. |
| December 28, 2011 | Edited by Raymond Ellis | Edited without comment. |
| December 28, 2011 | Created by Raymond Ellis | Added new book. |