November 2010, no. 326
News from the Editor's Desk
Reviewed by Hidden Author
Letters to the Editor - November 2010
Reviewed by Hidden Author
Paths to Abstraction 1867–1917 edited by Terence Maloon
Reviewed by Daniel Thomas
Brett Whiteley: A sensual line 1957–67 by Kathie Sutherland
Reviewed by Vivien Gaston
Man with a Blue Scarf: On sitting for a portrait by Martin Gayford
Reviewed by Angus Trumble
The Donald Friend Diaries: Chronicles & Confessions of an Australian Artist edited by Ian Britain (foreword by Barry Humphries)
Reviewed by Patrick McCaughey
Carol Jerrems
Reviewed by Natalie King
Peter Galassi: Henri Cartier-Bresson
Reviewed by Helen Ennis
Maria Zagala: A Beautiful Line
Reviewed by Justin Clemens
Helen Ennis: Frank Hurley's Antarctica
Reviewed by Isobel Crombie
Peter Ward: Khai Liew
Reviewed by Wendy Walker
Robyn Maxwell: Life, Death and Magic
Reviewed by Carol Cains
Rob Haysom: Arnold Shore
Reviewed by Felicity St John Moore
The West and the Map of the World: A Reappraisal of the Past by Matthew Richardson
Reviewed by John Thompson
Victorian Visions: Nineteenth-Century Art from the John Schaeffer Collection by Richard Beresford
Reviewed by Christopher Menz
Australian Historical Studies, Volume 41, Issue 2 edited by Richard Broome and Dianne Kirkby
Reviewed by Lyndon Megarrity
Jeff Sparrow (ed.): Overland 200
Reviewed by Patrick Allington
Hand Me Down World by Lloyd Jones
Reviewed by Jo Case
When Colts Ran by Roger McDonald
Reviewed by Peter Pierce
Nemesis by Philip Roth
Reviewed by Murray Waldren
The Romantic: Italian Nights and Days by Kate Holden
Reviewed by Felicity Plunkett
Maggie Mackellar: When it Rains
Reviewed by Bernadette Brennan
Into the Woods: The Battle for Tasmania’s Forests by Anna Krien
Reviewed by Peter Mares
Mungo MacCallum: Punch and Ludy
Reviewed by Joel Deane
Sydney by Delia Falconer
Reviewed by Rhyll McMaster
R.S. White: John Keats
Reviewed by Peter Otto
Peter Steele: A Local Habitation
Reviewed by Philip Harvey
Big River Little Fish by Belinda Jeffrey
Reviewed by Thuy On
Not For Profit: Why democracy needs the humanities by Martha C. Nussbaum
Reviewed by Stuart Macintyre
Between Sky and Sea by Herz Bergner
Reviewed by Richard Freadman
Unbridling the Tongues of Women: A biography of Catherine Helen Spence' by Susan Magarey
Reviewed by Helen Thomson