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A female Orientalist in the near East: Emelene Abbey Dunn/Yakin Dogu'da bir kadin Orientalist: Emelene Abbey Dunn.

Kadin/Woman 2000

| December 01, 2005 | Dasci, Semra | COPYRIGHT 2005 Eastern Mediterranean University. This material is published under license from the publisher through the Gale Group, Farmington Hills, Michigan.  All inquiries regarding rights should be directed to the Gale Group. (Hide copyright information)Copyright

Abstract

Westerners' wonder and tendency for 'the other' in art goes back several centuries, although Orientalism appeared as a branch of science in the 19th century. The interest in the East was reinforced through trade, diplomacy, war and contact with the travellers and artists in the 18th century. Orientalism became an important inspiration for the artists in the 19th century. The fantasy of the 'Eastern Culture " in the 18th century was replaced by direct contact with the East. When travelling conditions improved in the 19th century, many artists began to visit Eastern lands. One such artist was Emelene Abbey Dunn, who was an American art educator and ...

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