Discover the exceptional journey of Anne Dangar, an Australian cubist and potter, whose artistry has significantly shaped modern Australian art. In this stunning publication, the National Gallery of Australia invites you to explore previously unknown works and new scholarly insights that illuminate Dangar’s remarkable life and legacy. From her early days in Kempsey, NSW, to her transformative experiences in Sydney and Paris, this book showcases the pivotal moments that defined her artistic journey. Written by Rebecca Edwards, Curator of Australian Art, the narrative richly details Dangar's evolution as a cubist artist, culminating in her influential tenure at Moly-Sabata in France, where she garnered international acclaim.

This retrospective exhibition publication is a must-have for art enthusiasts and collectors alike. With contributions from esteemed authors including Elena Taylor, Angela Goddard, Anne O'Hehir, ADS Donaldson, and the late Peter Brooke, this book critically examines Dangar's networks and her indelible impact on the Australian modernist movement. Featuring over 150 beautifully reproduced works alongside exclusive archival material, this elegantly illustrated volume serves as both a gallery and a tribute to Dangar's extraordinary artistic footprint. Embrace the legacy of Anne Dangar and deepen your understanding of her contributions to the art world with this essential book.