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Department of History of Art

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2026 events

The Creaturely Camera: Animals in Early British Photography

Wednesday 11 March 2026 5pm

Join us for research seminars hosted by the Department of History of Art with a selection of visiting academics, alongside University of York researchers. All students and staff are very welcome.

The Imperfection of Applied Mathematics in the Art of Dürer and Holbein

Wednesday 18 February 2026 5.15pm

Join us for research seminars hosted by the Department of History of Art with a selection of visiting academics, alongside University of York researchers. All students and staff are very welcome.

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