Doctoral researchers in History of Art
The Department of History of Art has a vibrant postgraduate community, carrying out research in a broad range of areas. Profiles of some of our current doctoral researchers and details of their research are listed below:
Erica Tso
Doctoral researcher
PhD Title: Moga as the epitome of interwar Japanese femininity: a comparative study of magazines and novels in Japan and Britain.
Zheyu Lin
Doctoral researcher
PhD title: Tuning to the grains of time: reconfiguration of body in music and art in 1980s China.
Christine Warwick
Doctoral researcher
PhD title: Representation of wives and widows in portraits and other imagery in England and Wales in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries.
Jennifer Gleadell
Doctoral researcher
PhD title: The museum and the Internet: examining Institutional approaches to collecting and exhibiting web art.
Lucy Shaw
Doctoral researcher
PhD Title: Time was away: masculinity, sexuality and travel in late British Neo-Romantic art, illustration and design, 1940- 55.
Becky Smith
Doctoral researcher
PhD Title: Sound and sight: the implied soundscapes of visual culture c.1760 - c.1830.
Alessia Attanasio
Doctoral researcher
PhD Title: From Vesuvius to the Thames. The fortunes of Baroque Neapolitan art in English collections, 1680-1820.
Natalie Rudd
Doctoral researcher
PhD Title: Lost and found: material precarity in British sculpture by women, 1978-1993.