Art History

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Art History examines the historical and theoretical dimensions of visual art, focusing on themes such as selfhood and portraiture in 18th-century Europe, feminist art and social justice in 1990s Northern Ireland, and the representation of labor and industrialization in 19th-century British art. The journal also explores the relationship between art and ageing through soft sculpture, ecological concerns in mid-20th-century sculpture, and feminist dialogue in late 20th-century British art. Further topics include the construction of whiteness in late imperial Russia, queer perspectives on early 20th-century modernism, political commentary in 19th-century French painting, and comparative art theory in ancient Greece and China.

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