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Please join us for the first session of this year‘s Eighteenth-Century Research Seminar series at the University of Edinburgh. The...

Perhaps the most significant event this week, was the passing of the great art critic John Berger, whose hugely influential book and tv...

Perhaps the most significant event this week, was the passing of the great art critic John Berger, whose hugely influential book and tv...

Eighteenth-Century Research Seminars 2017 Programme University of Edinburgh All seminars will be held at the Institute for Advanced...

Eighteenth-Century Research Seminars 2017 Programme University of Edinburgh All seminars will be held at the Institute for Advanced...

It’s been a few weeks since my last Week in Review, so this week is a bit of a bumper post of exhibitions, conferences, talks, articles,...

It’s been a few weeks since my last Week in Review, so this week is a bit of a bumper post of exhibitions, conferences, talks, articles,...

Next week (24th-30th October), I’ll be guest curating the Humanities twitter account, @WetheHums. The rotation-curation project is...

Next week (24th-30th October), I’ll be guest curating the Humanities twitter account, @WetheHums. The rotation-curation project is...

website or below. The Eighteenth-Century Research Seminar (ECRS) series invites proposals for twenty-minute papers from postgraduate and...

website or below. The Eighteenth-Century Research Seminar (ECRS) series invites proposals for twenty-minute papers from postgraduate and...

My object of the week is this albumen portrait of Sarah Forbes Bonetta, which was used to illustrate the National Portrait Gallery’s...

My object of the week is this albumen portrait of Sarah Forbes Bonetta, which was used to illustrate the National Portrait Gallery’s...

My object of the week is an image from Mary Banning’s The Fungi of Maryland, a lush volume with 175 hand-painted watercolors accompanied...

My object of the week is an image from Mary Banning’s The Fungi of Maryland, a lush volume with 175 hand-painted watercolors accompanied...

My pick of the week is the forthcoming exhibition at Edinburgh Museum A Wise Man Knows His Craft: Henry Taylor Wyse and Holyrood Pottery,...

My pick of the week is the forthcoming exhibition at Edinburgh Museum A Wise Man Knows His Craft: Henry Taylor Wyse and Holyrood Pottery,...

My object of the week is this newly-acquired patchwork made c. 1804 by Birmingham writer Catherine Hutton, now in the collections of...

My object of the week is this newly-acquired patchwork made c. 1804 by Birmingham writer Catherine Hutton, now in the collections of...

I’m thrilled to have received a Design History Society Research Travel & Conference Grant for my project, From House to Home: Gender,...