Abstract
Introduction - regulating art, Jeanette Hoorn. Part I Reclaiming modernism: women making modernism - contesting masculinist art criticism, Jeanette Hoorn designing women - modernism and its representation in art in Australia, Caroline Jordan the new woman and the politics of identity, Pamela Niehoff women and the bush - Hilda Rix Nicholas and the myth of the female artist in Australia, John Pigot. Part II Repositioning nationalism: the verandah as a feminine site in the Australian memory, Bernice McPherson the journey's end - women's mobility and confinement, Sue Rowley mothers in distress - the regulation of maternity in colonial academic painting, Jeanette Hoorn. PART III Body-talk: Chloe - a curious history, Stephanie Holt the nude as empty vessel - the art of Charles Wheeler and Norman Lindsay, Mark Pennings. Part IV Orientalist interventions: Les femmes orientalistes - Hilda Rix Nicholas and Ethel Carrick in the east, John Pigot.
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