Friday 11 March 2016, 10.30AM
This conference provides an opportunity for doctoral students to present and discuss their research among the History of Art PhD community as a whole, exploring synergies across research strands, media, and historical periods.
10.30 Introduction and Welcome (Cordula van Wyhe and Liz Prettejohn)
10.45 Session 1: Religion and Authenticity (Chair: James Jago)
Clive Kennard: Jewish Nostalgia and the Aesthetics of Victorian Christianity
Emma Woolfrey: Eighteenth-Century Gothic: The Creation of an Authentic Idiom
Katie Harrison: Questions of Authenticity in the St Cuthbert Window, York Minster
12.15 Lunch
13.30 Session 2: Corporeality and Authenticity (Chair: Jeanne Nuechterlein)
Melissa Gustin: Emma Stubbin’s Lotus-Eater: An Authentic Antinuous between Winckelmann and Symonds
Ciarán O’Neill: Column Bodies: Authenticating the Caryatid as a Motif in the Work of Frederic Leighton through his Drawings and Sketchbooks
Maria-Anna Aristova: The example of Brutes’: Civility, Artifice and the Body in Jacobean Architectural Ornament
15:00 Coffee Break in the Tree House
15.30 Session 3: Authenticity of Other Communities (Chair: Madeline Boden)
Jiyi Ryu: Within, Within, Within: the principle of visualising the British Imperial World
16.00 Roundup and future planning (Chair: Richard Johns)
16.30 Reception, Department of History of Art, Vanbrugh College
Location: Bowland Auditorium Berrick Saul