Pictures of people : Alice Neel's American portrait gallery / by Pamela Allara.
In this generously illustrated and vibrant chronicle of the life and work of prolific painter and bohemian eccentric Alice Neel, Pamela Allara shows how portraits from a career spanning the 1920s to the 1970s constitute a virtual gallery of American cultural history. While some of Neel's portra...
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Hanover, NH :
University Press of New England [for] Brandeis University Press,
1998.
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction: The Portrait Gallery
- PART I: THE SUBJECTS OF THE ARTIST
- The Creation (of a) Myth
- From Portraiture to Pictures of People: Neel's Portrait Conventions
- Starting Out from Home, 1927
- 1932
- PART II: NEEL'S SOCIAL REALIST ART: 1933
- 1981
- Art on the Left in the 1930s
- The Cold War Battles: 1940
- 1980
- El Barrio: Portrait of Spanish Harlem
- PART III: THE NEW YORK ART NETWORK: 1960
- 1980
- A Gallery of Players: Artist-Critic-Dealer
- The Women's Wing: Neel and Feminist Art
- PART IV: THE EXTENDED FAMILY
- Truth Unveiled: The Portrait Nude
- Shifting Constellations: The Family (Dis)Membered.