Great to meet up with our fab team and celebrate Dr Emma Hardy's PhD: 'A Modern but Useful Art: William Morris, Jeffrey & Co and the Morris & Co Wallpapers 1864-c.1928' @OOCDTP
Celebrating Dr Emma Hardy’s award of her PhD on the Morris & Co Wallpapers with Susie West, Keren Protheroe and @_ClareTaylor @TwoTemplePlace. Congratulations Emma! 🎉
It's all things myth and mythmaking @HughendenNT later in April, but Medusa and Cyclops are already in the garden, and The Odyssey is on display in the library @OU_FASS#A112
✨Labour of the Stitch: The Making and Remaking of Fashionable Georgian Dress✨ has been published! It’s out with @CambridgeUP and you can access it 🔥for free🔥 until 12th April! https://t.co/4J2HCcfkha
Filming on location at @HamHouseNT, with huge thanks to @nationaltrust, especially @HannahMawdsley and Sophie. A bit chilly for the 8am shots outside, glad to get indoors for the Long Gallery, the unique Green Closet and the 1670s library room. 1/2 @_ClareTaylor
We have been busy in the OU recording studios, making recordings for A237 'Art and its worlds before 1800'. @_ClareTaylor, Susie & Robert are preparing for an audio discussion, enjoying the refurbished sound studio with Simon West on sound & Kiran Kaur our producer.
Clare Taylor, Prof of Art History & Material Cultures, @_ClareTaylor@OU_ArtHistory joined our book event on Jan 19.
“I found the attention to bodily techniques in the process of making especially interesting, and how this builds on the idea of a more ‘open-ended’ approach…
Congratulations to Dr Bonnie Emmett who recently successfully defended her OOC-DTP funded PhD, 'Housing for Single Working Women in Inter-War London 1919-1939'. Her examiners were @_ClareTaylor & @ArchHistDarling. Project supervisors: Dr Susie West & Professor Elizabeth McKellar.
belated thanks to Eleanor Brooke-Peat and curatorial colleagues @CastleHowardEst for all their help with my research for #GiltLeatherRooms during my recent visit
"Her alert pose, gesture and expression also suggest listening, and that she is in conversation with an unseen audience."
Insight by @_ClareTaylor Sr Lecturer, @OU_ArtHistory.
Right Honourable Betty Boothroyd, 1929 – 2023. 6/
PUBLISHED📚‘Aristophanes: Lysistrata’ by Prof James Robson sets #Lysistrata in its social and historical context, looking at key themes such as politics, religion and its provocative portrayal of women. By @BloomsburyClass 6/8
https://t.co/907jAKnnjQ @OU_Classics
6/7 IN PRINT 📰 “Makers and sellers of all manner of goods set up stall on the ice, including weavers with their looms and sellers of lottery tickets and toys.”❄️❄️❄️ Dr @_ClareTaylor on Frost Fairs for @ConversationUK
https://t.co/3BVoCt0aYx
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