CFP: Nineteenth-Century Art Worldwide, Spring issue 2023
Founded in 2002, Nineteenth-Century Art Worldwide (NCAW) is a scholarly, refereed, open-access journal devoted to studying the art of the long nineteenth-century, from the American and French Revolutions to the outbreak of World…
CFP: Virtus Special Issue: Collectioneurs Nobles. Continuity and Change in Aristocratic Collecting Practices in Belgium and the Netherlands (1750-1950)
The long nineteenth and early twentieth century is often considered a period of socially widening collecting practices. Besides the boom of public museums, the general understanding of nineteenth- and early twentieth-century collecting is…
TOC: 19 Journal, Issue 31: Women Collectors: Taste, Legacy, and Cultural Philanthropy c. 1850-1920 Guest edited by Tom Stammers
19: Interdisciplinary Studies in the Long Nineteenth CenturyIssue 31: Women Collectors: Taste, Legacy, and Cultural Philanthropy c. 1850-1920Guest edited by Tom Stammers19.bbk.ac.uk This issue of 19 explores the contribution of women as collectors from…
CFP – CAA: Chronicling Lost Legacies: Women Collectors and Dealers of the Long Nineteenth Century
Call for papers for CAA: Chronicling Lost Legacies: Women Collectors and Dealers of the Long Nineteenth Century. This session seeks to enhance our understanding of the American art world of the nineteenth century,…
CFP: Study Day on Nineteenth-Century French Drawings, Cleveland Museum of Art 3/13/20
Study Day on Nineteenth-Century French DrawingsFunded by the Getty Foundation’s Paper ProjectOrganized by Britany Salsbury, Associate Curator of Prints and Drawings The Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland, OhioMarch 13, 2020Proposal deadline: September 30,…
CFP: Exhibiting Animals in the Long Nineteenth Century
Join us at the 2019 Universities Art Association of Canada (UAAC) in Quebec City, from October 24-28, 2019!
PUB: “From Florence to London to New York: J.P. Morgan’s Bronze Doors,” Nineteenth-Century Art Worldwide, vol. 16, no. 3, Autum by Lynn Catterson
This article, based on recently discovered material in several archives, tells the story of the bronze doors of the Morgan Library.[1] It narrates the travel of the allegedly Renaissance bronze doors from their…
Made in the USA: Collecting American Art during the Long Nineteenth Century, New York, March 3-4, 17
10th Anniversary Events at The Frick Collection Center for the History of Collecting Symposium Made in the USA: Collecting American Art during the Long Nineteenth Century Friday, March 3, and Saturday, March 4 Presented…