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'The relationship between artists and their sitters has long been a topic of fascination and enquiry – not least for artists themselves. The study of portraiture is often informed by investigations of this relationship as well as that with a third party: the viewer.' (Introduction)

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    y separately published work icon Australian Book Review no. 457 September 2023 26768959 2023 periodical issue

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