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British Art Studies, Iss 30 (2026)
ISSN 2058-5462 · Yale University · 281 artikel di indeks
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Walford Graham Robertson and the Construction of A Pre-Raphaelite Collection (1896)
In 1896 the Goupil Gallery in London staged an exhibition titled *A Pre-Raphaelite Collection*. Walford Graham Robertson---a wealthy young artist, theatre designer, and recent model for John Singer Sargent---was commissioned to create a poster to advertise the show. Rather than simply replicating a…
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Anthony Caro in the early 1960s: Between High Modernism and New Brutalism
This article focuses on Anthony Caro's painted steel works of the early 1960s that were championed by Clement Greenberg and Michael Fried. I argue that the resulting Americanization simplified the reception of the sculptures and repressed their complex relationship to their London-specific context…
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Replicas!: Len Lye's Live Art History
*Replicas! Len Lye's Live Art History* is composed of a video essay and accompanying text describing, contextualising, citing, and interpreting a mode of address developed by the artist Len Lye towards the end of his life---the performative, multimedia lecture. In his public lectures from the 1960s…
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Laundering Consent: Reconsidering Responsibility for the Coldstream Report of 1960
The publication of the *First Report of the National Advisory Council on Art Education* in 1960, also known as the Coldstream Report, is a graspable moment of displacement in the English art world. It represents a shift between educational paradigms, and its legacy is marked by creative outbursts…
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Timelines and Haloes: Indian Artists in Early Sydney Cove
This article re-examines the authorship and production context of the so-called Sydney Set (PXD 226), a significant album of natural history drawings from the early years of the British colony at Port Jackson, Australia. While recent scholarship has identified stylistic affinities with Indian art…
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Turner’s Pencil: Graphite Landscapes and Extractive Industry
The Borrowdale graphite mine in England's northern Lake District was constructed on an exceptional graphite deposit that was first excavated in the sixteenth century. The dense, dark, and smooth material found there drove an artistic innovation: the modern pencil. Cumbrian graphite was synonymous…
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Carifesta Geographies: Mapping Colonial Afterlives and the Caribbean Festival of Arts' "Phenomenal Dreaming", 1966--1976
From its early official sparks in the late 1960s, the Caribbean Festival of Arts (Carifesta) has taken shape as a profoundly geographic meditation on how the region had been and could be imagined, lived in, and seen. It materialized a vast cultural expression of dreams of sovereignty and of uniting…
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Joan Eardley and the Untidy, Tidal Nature of Painting
This article combines archival research with scientific imaging and analysis to illuminate the materials and methods of Joan Eardley's painting practice during the post-World War II period. At a time of enormous diversification in the look, feel, chemistry, and application of materials used by…
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Woven, Inscribed, Enfolded, Encased: Adinkra from Kumase to the British Museum
This article traces the nineteenth-century circulation of Asante material culture from Kumase to the British Museum, exploring how the intersecting imperial strategies of the Asante and British empires are manifested in collecting practices. Rather than tracing object biographies *from* Africa *to*…
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The Resurrection of the Body: The Temple of Mithras in the City of London
In 1954 a Roman temple dedicated to Mithras was discovered in a bombsite in the City of London. The bust of Mithras that was uncovered drew national attention, with thousands coming to see the excavated remains. The history of the site, stretching from Roman London to its contemporary…
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"More than Friends": Bisexual Perspectives in Roberta M. Graham's Fallen Angel and Helen Chadwick's Lofos Nymphon
This article traces Roberta M. Graham's and Helen Chadwick's creative and loving friendship through close readings of Graham's *Fallen Angel* (1986) and Chadwick's *Lofos Nymphon* (1987), exploring how these photographic installations illustrate what Clare Hemmings has described as a "bisexual…
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Real Lemon: An Intergenerational Dialogue on Lesbian Tradition
This interview presents an illustrated intergenerational conversation between the lesbian artists Rachael Field and Sarah-Joy Ford. The two Manchester-based queer artists reflect on the significance of Field's 1991 solo show *Real Lemon: Broadening Out*, held at Rochdale Art Gallery, which they…
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"If the Spirit of the Original Is to Be Retained": Ways of Seeing Camerawork
For perhaps as long as they have been the focus of scholarly attention, periodicals as objects have always posed a challenge to those trying to convey their understanding of them to an audience, be it in the three-dimensional space of a museum display or in the two-dimensional context of a…
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Gavin Stamp and the Tradition of the Activist-Scholar in Architectural History
This article positions the architectural historian Gavin Stamp (1948--2017) as an exemplar of one of architectural history's underexplored traditions: the activist-scholar. It argues that Stamp's wide-ranging career was a cumulative campaign against what he saw as architectural ignorance and…
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"Gay" Image-Making from Britain and India: Sunil Gupta in the Late 1980s
This article explores Sunil Gupta's 1988 series *"Pretended" Family Relationships*, emphasising its focus on interracial relationships, to place it firmly in the context of the management of sexuality and race by the British state in the 1980s and to highlight the transnational histories and…
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Jay Prosser and St. Pelagius the Penitent at the Transgender Film Festival, or What Happened to Trans British Art?
This article returns to the First International Transgender Film and Video Festival (TFF) in 1997 to historicise transgender artistic production and its relation to queer theory and aesthetics at a time when the categories "transgender" and "queer" were being formed. Identifying the twin discursive…