This book tells the story of the development of the techniques used to communicate three-dimensional forms on the two-dimensional page and contemporary media.
An original study of Gauguin’s writings, unfolding their central role in his artistic practice and negotiation of colonial identity
All research lectures take place in School V, St Salvator's Quad, followed by a reception at 79 North Street. Click through to see the schedule
Genevieve Warwick (University of Edinburgh, History of Art) will give a talk entitled “Crying Laocoon” at 4.15pm, School V.
The School of Art History, SAIMS and the Special Collections Division at the University of St Andrews are pleased to announce an upcoming two-day conference on the archive in medieval art and thought.
The School of Art History has seven scholarships for full tuition available for students applying for the part time MLitt Museum and Gallery Studies course.
This article examines the development of histories of African art through the Cold War, exploring the parallel, divergent approaches and methodologies pursued by scholars in the USSR and the US.
Dr Stephanie O’Rourke published an article on the relationship between history, selfhood, and serial portraiture in late eighteenth-century France in the journal Eighteenth-Century Studies.
Professor Kathryn Rudy has been named Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh.
Jose Ramón Marcaida is co-author of the book Logodaedalus: Word Histories of Ingenuity in Early Modern Europe (University of Pittsburgh Press), which was published in January 2019.