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March 30, 2012 | History

Maggie Laubser 1 edition

By Johannes Meintjes
Cover of: Maggie Laubser by Johannes Meintjes

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About the Book

The book is a monograph on the life and work of South African artist Maggie Laubser (1886-1973), written by Johannes Petrus Meintjies, himself an artist, author and historian. It was written shortly after Meintjies became acquainted with Laubser's work in 1940 and they had become friends.

Subjects
artists of South Africa, German Expressionism, biography
People
Maggie Laubser, Johannes Petrus Meintjies, Irma Stern, Emil Nolde, Eric Waske, Max Pechstein, Karl Schmidt-Rottluff, Henri Matisse, M. L. du Toit, Moses Kottler
Places
Klipheuvel, Malmesbury, Antwerp, Lake Garda, San Vigilio, Berlin, Cape Town
Times
1886-1944
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Maggie Laubser

Published 1944 by H.A.U.M. v/h Jacques Dusseau & Co., J. H. de Bussy in Cape Town, South Africa, Pretoria, South Africa .

About the Book

South African Art. Monograph on Maggie Laubser. German Expressionism in South Africa.

Table of Contents

HOOFSTUK 1. INLEIDING 4
HOOFSTUK 2. BEKNOPTE BIOGRAFIESE BESONDERHEDE 6
HOOFSTUK 3. MAGGIE LAUBSER AS PERSOON 13
HOOFSTUK 4. DIE AARD VAN HAAR WERK EN WERKMETODE 15
HOOFSTUK 5. DIE ONDERWERPE VAN HAAR SKILDERYE 21
HOOFSTUK 6. EKSPRESSIONISME. DIE DUITSE EKSPRESSIONISME EN MAGGIE LAUBSER SE VERBAND DAARMEE 26
HOOFSTUK 7. MAGGIE LAUBSER EN HENRI MATISSE 37
HOOFSTUK 8. MAGGIE LAUBSER EN SUID-AFRIKAANSE TOESTANDE 42
HOOFSTUK 9. AANMERKINGS TEN SLOTTE 45
BIBLIOGRAFIE 47
LYS VAN AFBEELDINGS 47

Edition Notes

Genre
 South African Art - Monography of Maggie Laubser

The Physical Object

Format
 Hardcover
Pagination
 47p.
Number of pages
 47
Dimensions
 32.7 x 24.6 x 1.2 centimeters
Weight
 660 grams

Contributors

  • Dedicated to
    Gerrit Bakker

ID Numbers

Open Library
 OL23135363M
Internet Archive
 MaggieLaubser_591

History Created December 10, 2009 · 5 revisions
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March 30, 2012 Edited by Raymond Ellis Edited without comment.
December 20, 2011 Edited by Raymond Ellis Added description, tags, people, places and era
December 20, 2011 Edited by Raymond Ellis Added contents, dedication, dimensions, weight, removed English subtitle
April 28, 2010 Edited by Open Library Bot Linked existing covers to the work.
December 10, 2009 Created by WorkBot add works page