ABSTRACT

The Development of Spirituality in the Work of Lionel LeMoine FitzGerald 1890-1956
Elizabeth Wylie
1981

This work is a detailed study of the development of spirituality as the content of FitzGerald's art. Following an analysis of the critical literature on FitzGerald with particular regard to authors' comments on his spirituality, his work is discussed chronologically. In this way it can be seen that his style changed as his ideas and beliefs grew more intense and complex. Ultimately, this resulted in his turn to abstraction in the 1950's, in order to convey his ideas about the "oneness" of life.

A Selected Chronology is included as an Appendix, with details as to FitzGerald's life and exhibition career.

 

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