A Wider View: From Collaboration to Empire: Graphic Landscape
Published at : November 24, 2021
11 November 2021
2:00 – 4:00 pm
This event is part of the online conference programme 'Graphic Landscape: The Landscape Print Series in Britain, c.1775–1850'
14.00–14.10 Introduction by Mark Hallett (Director, Paul Mellon Centre) and Felicity Myrone (Lead Curator, Western Prints and Drawings, British Library)
14.10–14.25 Sarah Moulden (Curator of 19th-Century Collections, National Portrait Gallery) , Creative Collaboration: Cotman’s Norfolk Etchings
14.25–14.40 Eleanore Neumann (PhD Candidate, University of Virginia) , Translating Topography: Women and the Publication of Landscape Illustrations of the Bible (1836)
14.40–14.55 Questions
14.55–15.00 Comfort break
15.00–15.15 Alisa Bunbury (Grimwade Collection Curator, Ian Potter Museum of Art, University of Melbourne) , Taken From Nature: Printed Views of Colonial Australia
15.15–15.30 Douglas Fordham (Professor of Art History, University of Virginia ), Travel Prints or Illustrated Books?
15.30–15.45 Questions
15.45–16.00 Panel discussion
In partnership with the British Library
2:00 – 4:00 pm
This event is part of the online conference programme 'Graphic Landscape: The Landscape Print Series in Britain, c.1775–1850'
14.00–14.10 Introduction by Mark Hallett (Director, Paul Mellon Centre) and Felicity Myrone (Lead Curator, Western Prints and Drawings, British Library)
14.10–14.25 Sarah Moulden (Curator of 19th-Century Collections, National Portrait Gallery) , Creative Collaboration: Cotman’s Norfolk Etchings
14.25–14.40 Eleanore Neumann (PhD Candidate, University of Virginia) , Translating Topography: Women and the Publication of Landscape Illustrations of the Bible (1836)
14.40–14.55 Questions
14.55–15.00 Comfort break
15.00–15.15 Alisa Bunbury (Grimwade Collection Curator, Ian Potter Museum of Art, University of Melbourne) , Taken From Nature: Printed Views of Colonial Australia
15.15–15.30 Douglas Fordham (Professor of Art History, University of Virginia ), Travel Prints or Illustrated Books?
15.30–15.45 Questions
15.45–16.00 Panel discussion
In partnership with the British Library
WiderView:Collaboration