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Clarke considers the changing nature of literature, especially the 'immense demand for cheap popular literature' and how this 'gave a fillip to art'. He focuses on the work of French artist, Gustave Dore, whom he regards as 'the "people's artist," but ... never vulgar'.
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Marcus Clarke, Gustave Dore and the Mystery of the Popular
1999
single work
criticism
— Appears in: Australian Literature and the Public Sphere : Refereed Proceedings of the 1998 [ASAL] Conference 1999; (p. 101-109)
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Marcus Clarke, Gustave Dore and the Mystery of the Popular
1999
single work
criticism
— Appears in: Australian Literature and the Public Sphere : Refereed Proceedings of the 1998 [ASAL] Conference 1999; (p. 101-109)
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