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'Harriet Hosmer' by Anxy

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Description: Wissenschaftliche Arbeiten und Aufsätze über Harriet Hosmer (Ergänzung zu den Literaturangaben in der Hosmer-Fembiografie)
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Hosmer, Harriet G.
by Peter H Falk
Type:  Article
Publisher: Madison, Conn. : Sound View Press ; Land O'Lakes, FL : Distributed by Dealer's Choice Books, 1988.
Page, William.
by Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.
Type:  Article
Publisher: Boston : The Museum, 1997.
Harriet Hosmer's sojourn in St. Louis.
by D Sherwood
Type: Article Article
Hosmer, Harriet Goodhue.
Type:  Article
Harriet Hosmer.
by Theodore E Stebbins
Type:  Article
Publisher: Boston, MA : Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, 1992.
Harriet Hosmer and the Classical Inheritance
by G Marshall
Type: Article Article
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Hosmer, Harriet : sculptress.
Type:  Article
Sister Arts and Artists: Elizabeth Barrett Browning's Aurora Leigh and the Life of Harriet Hosmer
by M Martinez
Type: Article Article
Publisher: Oxford University Press
The "Ghosting" of Incest and Female Relations in Harriet Hosmer's Beatrice Cenci - Viewed within the context of mid-nineteenth-century attitudes toward gender and sexuality, Harriet Hosmer's sculpture Beatrice Cenci reveals that the artist recognized ways in which texts about Beatrice Cenci "ghosted" her status as a victim of incestual rape. The sculpture's subject, patricide in retaliation for incest, intersects with the artist's unconventional lifestyle and sexuality. These themes derive from society's containment and condemnation of sexuality, Hosmer's interest in unconventional behavior and ambivalences about normative sexuality, Cenci's radical striking back against patriarchal oppression, and the nineteenth-century women's movement.
by Vivien Green Fryd
Type: Article Article
Publisher: [New York] College Art Association of America.
Hosmer, Harriet.
by Mantle Fielding
Type:  Article
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