Intellectually rigorous but wide-ranging, the aim of this series is to reassess known works and movements in the light of new interpretive frameworks, as well as to publish on neglected areas of visual culture. Some of these books will be single authored texts; others will comprise tightly focussed collections of essays by ten to twelve authors.
This series is within the Art & Design subject area.
The Wanderers and critical realism in nineteenth-century Russian painting
David Jackson
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Model and supermodel
The artist's model in British art and culture
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Fragonard's playful paintings
Visual games in rococo art
Jennifer Milam
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Art, ethnography and the life of objects
Paris, c.1925–35
Julia Kelly
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Politics and painting at the Venice Biennale, 1948–64
Italy and the Idea of Europe
Nancy Jachec
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Cubism and its histories
David Cottington
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The architecture of the museum
Symbolic structures, urban contexts
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An economy of colour
Visual culture and the North Atlantic world, 1660–1830
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De Stijl and Dutch modernism
Michael White
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The invisible flâneuse?
Gender, public space and visual culture in nineteenth-century Paris
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