Edward Halliday
Art for Life 1925-39
Distributed for Liverpool University Press
48 pages
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30 halftones, 7 color plates
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8.3 x 11
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© 1998
This is the first monograph of a Liverpool-born artist who enjoyed a national reputation between 1930 and 1960. Published by the University of Liverpool Department of Art Collections in Autumn 1997, it is now also available from Liverpool University Press. Halliday is still remembered as a portrait painter, but he also worked successfully as a muralist, public speaker on art and design issues and as a radio and television broadcaster. All these aspects of Edward Halliday’s career are reviewed in the exhibition and catalogue Edward Halliday: Art for Life 1925–39 with a view to restoring a reputation that is richly deserved.
Contents
Introduction
Early Years 1902-1920
Liverpool School of Art 1920-1922
Paris 1922-1923
Royal College of Art 1923-1925
British School at Rome 1925-1928
Decorative Painting 1925-1931
Portraiture 1925-1934
Broadcasting and the Design and Industries Association 1932-1934
Mural Painting 1934-1939
Conversation Pieces 1933-1939
Radio and Television Broadcasts 1934-1939
Conclusion
Catalogue
Early Years 1902-1920
Liverpool School of Art 1920-1922
Paris 1922-1923
Royal College of Art 1923-1925
British School at Rome 1925-1928
Decorative Painting 1925-1931
Portraiture 1925-1934
Broadcasting and the Design and Industries Association 1932-1934
Mural Painting 1934-1939
Conversation Pieces 1933-1939
Radio and Television Broadcasts 1934-1939
Conclusion
Catalogue
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