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Week in Review – 5 June

My pick of the week is Michael Yonan’s article ‘Materializing Empire in an Eighteenth-Century Lace Gown’ (Textile), which was recently...

My pick of the week is the Paul Mellon Centre’s new online resource, A Catalogue Raisonné of Francis Towne (1739-1816), by Richard...

My pick of the week is the Paul Mellon Centre’s new online resource, A Catalogue Raisonné of Francis Towne (1739-1816), by Richard...

I’ve now Storified our AAH 2016 panel, The (After) Lives of Things: Deconstructing and Reconstructing Material Culture, which is...

I’ve now Storified our AAH 2016 panel, The (After) Lives of Things: Deconstructing and Reconstructing Material Culture, which is...

MS Am 1118.11. Houghton Library, Harvard University My object of the week comes from this fascinating article ‘The Lost Gardens of Emily...

MS Am 1118.11. Houghton Library, Harvard University My object of the week comes from this fascinating article ‘The Lost Gardens of Emily...

I’m excited to announce that I’ve been awarded a Stephen Copley Research Award from the British Association for Romantic Studies for...

I’m excited to announce that I’ve been awarded a Stephen Copley Research Award from the British Association for Romantic Studies for...

London’s Outrage punk fanzine My object of the week comes from Jon Savage’s article ‘Fanzines: the purest explosion of British punk‘,...

London’s Outrage punk fanzine My object of the week comes from Jon Savage’s article ‘Fanzines: the purest explosion of British punk‘,...

A roundup of the CFPs, articles, podcasts, and workshops that caught my eye this week: The Morbid Anatomy Museum’s beautiful and...

A roundup of the CFPs, articles, podcasts, and workshops that caught my eye this week: The Morbid Anatomy Museum’s beautiful and...

With the Association of Art Historian’s Annual Conference less than a week away, I’m publishing the session abstracts here on the blog....

With the Association of Art Historian’s Annual Conference less than a week away, I’m publishing the session abstracts here on the blog....

As it’s the Easter Weekend, my object of the week is this beautiful watercolour by Francesco Bartoli. Painted between 1700 and 1725,...

As it’s the Easter Weekend, my object of the week is this beautiful watercolour by Francesco Bartoli. Painted between 1700 and 1725,...

I’m thrilled to have been awarded a Lewis Walpole Library Travel Grant to conduct research for my postdoctoral research project, Crafting...

I’m thrilled to have been awarded a Lewis Walpole Library Travel Grant to conduct research for my postdoctoral research project, Crafting...

I recently visited the Walker Art Gallery‘s latest exhibition of Pre-Raphaelite paintings, Pre-Raphaelites: Beauty and Rebellion. Having...