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Connecting lines : artists talk about drawing / compiled and edited by Cathy Courtney, audio production Nigel Bewley and design Herman Lelie.

Series: Publication details: London : National Life Stories, 2010.Description: 2 audio discs (CD) (109 min., 55 sec.) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. + 1 booklet ([64] pages ; 12 cm)ISBN:
  • 9780712361019
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Contents:
Maggi Hambling -- Norman Ackroyd -- Stephen Farthing -- Michael Rothenstein -- Eileen Agar -- John Ward -- Richard Hunter -- Sandra Blow -- Harold Cohen -- Jack Smith -- Sheila Girling -- Marc Vaux -- Peter Blake -- Frank Bowling -- Ian Tyson -- Elisabeth Frink -- Peter de Francia -- Michael Craig-Martin -- Andrew McIntosh Patrick -- Eric Snell -- Basil Beattie -- Deanna Petherbridge -- Anita Taylor -- Paula Rego -- Charles Sumarez Smith.
Summary: Connecting Lines reflects the changing attitudes to drawing within British art education in the 20th and 21st centuries, and provides a commentary on the role of drawing in the practice of working artists.
Holdings
Item type Current library Collection Call number Vol info Status Barcode
CD CD CGLAS Library DVDs - Ask at Library Desk Green 741.01 COU (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Disc 1 Available 00659
CD CD CGLAS Library DVDs - Ask at Library Desk Green 741.01 COU (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Disc 2 Available 13144

Artists' Lives was started in 1990 and is an on-going project run by National Life Stories in association with the Tate.

Maggi Hambling -- Norman Ackroyd -- Stephen Farthing -- Michael Rothenstein -- Eileen Agar -- John Ward -- Richard Hunter -- Sandra Blow -- Harold Cohen -- Jack Smith -- Sheila Girling -- Marc Vaux -- Peter Blake -- Frank Bowling -- Ian Tyson -- Elisabeth Frink -- Peter de Francia -- Michael Craig-Martin -- Andrew McIntosh Patrick -- Eric Snell -- Basil Beattie -- Deanna Petherbridge -- Anita Taylor -- Paula Rego -- Charles Sumarez Smith.

Connecting Lines reflects the changing attitudes to drawing within British art education in the 20th and 21st centuries, and provides a commentary on the role of drawing in the practice of working artists.