Here at NDENCA HQ, we are busy putting the finishing touches to a brand new Spring programme for you! Watch this space...

There's a new New Directions in 18th- and 19th-Century Art programme for 2022 and we're very excited about it. See below for the link to the talk abstracts and Eventbrite sign up links 🎨🖼️

7 Feb: Maddie Boden:“[A] kind of miniature monument”: Visualising Anglo-Jewry and the Old Testament in The Montefiore Centrepiece 21 Feb: Lieske Huits: “Permanently useful” and “practically beneficial”: Art Journal’s Illustrated Catalogues as records of taste and stylistic debate

Looking forward to sharing new research on The Montefiore Testimonial - an enormous piece of silver work I've been mulling over since I was an undergraduate. Now to put a decade's worth of jumbled thoughts on a page....

Happy Monday all! Looking for amazing events to fill your Mondays this term? Our shiny new programme full of fantastic speakers is up on our website now. For more info and to book your (free) place head to ndenca.wordpress.com/programme/

Don't forget to book your free ticket for next Monday's NDENCA! We'll be hearing from Emily Madrigal in a paper titled 'Photography and Plaster-Casting in Édouard Dantan’s Atelier Paintings' Info on how to book here: ndenca.wordpress.com/programme/

Don’t forget to sign up for our first session of our new series (5pm GMT, 31 Jan!) 🖼🎨🔨💎🖌 Our first session features Emily Madrigal, discussing ‘Photography and Plaster-Casting in Édouard Dantan’s Atelier Paintings’ Full details & booking link here: ndenca.wordpress.com/programme/

This is tonight! We can’t wait to welcome Emily and hear all about her research at 5pm GMT. Sign up link below 👇

Join us on 7 February at 5pm GMT, when the Ashmolean Museum's @MaddieBoden will be giving her paper: “[A] kind of miniature monument”: Visualising Anglo-Jewry and the Old Testament in The Montefiore Testimonial To book your free ticket, click here: ndenca.wordpress.com/programme/

TONIGHT! Still time to book your ticket - still time for me to caption this PowerPoint properly. 🤣

We are SO looking forward to welcoming the lovely @MaddieBoden to New Directions in 18th- and 19th-Century Art this evening! Lots of time to book before 5pm GMT to hear Maddie’s work on British Orientalist visual culture and representations of the Holy Lands in Victorian art.

Sad I can’t make this but it will be 100% amazing and everyone should sign up immediately

Fascinating talk by @MaddieBoden on an extraordinarily rich object!

Just to let everyone know, we’re rescheduling our seminar on Monday in support of the UCU strikes ✊#OneOfUsAllOfUs #UCUstrike

We’re delaying tonight’s seminar due to illness, but we’ll be back very soon!!

Think scrapbooks are easy to analyse as historical sources? Our first expert on The Scrapbook History Podcast, Dr Freya Gowrley thinks otherwise. 🎧 Listen to Freya’s interview on our first episode. buff.ly/338FxDY Travelling Sisterhood of Art Historians Podcast Collage Research Network New Directions in 18th- and 19th-Century Art

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