JOHN DENT: Between Two Countries
15 May 2021 - 25 June 2021
The exhibition, now extended to 25 June, focuses on paintings from the earlier period of John Dent’s career, dividing his time between Australia and France.
The paintings of France, particularly Paris, depict many strange contrasts of Parisian life.
The series of still-life works relate to a large painting by Dent in the NGV collection, Le Déjeuner (The Lunch) and culminating with his magnum opus, the triptych Natura Morta – Marta, as featured in this exhibition.
View the illustrated e-catalogue
with essay by Ruth Lovell by clicking here
DIRECTOR’S WELCOME by Michael Blanche
Opening Speech by Men Kirby OAM
FURTHER ESSAYS:
A Closer Look At… John Dent Still Life Paintings
A Closer Look At… John Dent in Paris
A Closer Look At… John Dent’s larger paintings
Artwork
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A Table I
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Fisherman on the Seine
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Jeune Femme
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La Sieste
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Le Rendez-Vous
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Les Deux Mondes se Croisent (Two Worlds Passing)
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Montmartre
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Natura Morta
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Rue Blanche
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Rue Mouffetard
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Setting the Table
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Still-Life – Peppermill
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