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16th December 2022 — News, Publications

PUBL: Women, Collecting, and Cultures Beyond Europe, ed. Arlene Leis (Routledge)

Edited by Arlene Leis, this book examines collecting around the world and how women have participated in and formed collections globally.

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17th September 2021 — Events, News

ANN: Untold Stories: Women and the Asian Art Trade (Online, 30 Sep 2021)

This program highlights the often overlooked—but nevertheless profound—influence of women on the circulation of Asian art objects. The historical analysis of the market has long focused on the contributions of male dealers and…

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22nd January 2021 — News, Publications

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…

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21st August 2020 — Calls for Papers, News

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,…

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17th July 2020 — Calls for Papers, News, Publications

CFP: Women’s Cultural Production in Modern and Contemporary Italy

Women’s Cultural Production in Modern and Contemporary ItalyEdited Volume by Sharon Hecker and Catherine Ramsey PortolanoAbstract Deadline: 1 October 2020 We welcome proposals from scholars in all fields that examine contributions made by…

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10th July 2020 — Calls for Papers, Conference, News

CFP: Pre-Modern Women as Artists, Patrons and Collectors (Session at AAH 2021, Birmingham, 14-16 Apr 2021)

Call for papers for session at the Association for Art History’s 47th Annual Conference (AAH), University of Birmingham, 14 – 16 April, 2021Deadline: 19 Oct 2020 We invite proposals for papers exploring the…

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1st May 2020 — Calls for Papers, News

CFP: Volume: Women and the Art and Science of Collecting

Call for EssaysWomen and the Art and Science of Collecting: Eighteenth-Century Collecting Beyond EuropeEdited by Dr. Arlene Leis and Dr. Kacie WillsDeadline: 1 Jul, 2020 We are inviting chapter abstracts for a collection…

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1st March 2019 — Calls for Papers

CFP: Women Collectors in Britain from the 18th Century to the Present Day (Edinburgh, 28 Sept 2019)

Call for Papers NGS Research Conference: Women Collectors in Britain from the 18th Century to the Present Day Hawthornden Lecture Theatre Scottish National Gallery, Edinburgh 28 September 2019 In recent years, as part…

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5th October 2017 — Calls for Papers

CFP: Women Collectors in Britain and America c.1880-1939 (New York, 26-27 June, 2018)

Celebrating Female Agency in the Arts Christie’s Education Academic Conference New York, 26-27 June 2018 Call for Papers Session Chair: Frances Fowle, University of Edinburgh Women Collectors in Britain and America c.1880-1939  …

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