TOC 03.02.2012

Early Popular Visual Culture

Jen Roberts

Themed Issue Now Available:

Victorian Science and Visual Culture

The latest special issue of Early Popular Visual Culture is now available online on the topic of ‘Victorian Science and Visual Culture’. This new issue contains the following articles:
Introduction

Victorian science and popular visual culture FREE ACCESS
Bernard Lightman

Articles

Virtual reality and subjective responses: Narrating the search for the Franklin expedition through Robert Burford’s panorama
Laurie Garrison

Peopling the landscape: Showmen, displayed peoples and travel illustration in nineteenth-century Britain
Sadiah Qureshi

Illuminating illusions, or, the Victorian art of seeing things
Iwan Rhys Morus

The secret life of plants: Visualizing vegetative movement, 1880–1903
Oliver Gaycken

Transport phenomena: Space and visibility in Victorian physics
Simon Schaffer

Book Reviews

Victorian Glassworlds: Glass culture and the imagination 1830-1880
John Plunkett

Performing illusions: cinema, special effects and the virtual actor
Stephen Bottomore

Carmontelle’s landscape transparencies: cinema of the Enlightenment
Stephen Bottomore

Silent cinema in song, 1896-1929: an illustrated history and catalog of songs inspired by the movies and stars, with a list of recordings
Stephen Bottomore

Inventing film studies
Stephen Bottomore

Dances with Darwin, 1875-1910: vernacular modernity in France
Stephen Bottomore

The decline of sentiment: American film in the 1920s
Stephen Bottomore

Shakespeare, film studies, and the visual cultures of modernity
Stephen Bottomore

Fight pictures: a history of boxing and early cinema
Stephen Bottomore

Harmony and dissent: film and avant-garde art movements in the early twentieth century
Stephen Bottomore

Douglas Fairbanks
Stephen Bottomore

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TOC: Early Popular Visual Culture. In: ArtHist.net, 03.02.2012. Letzter Zugriff 29.03.2024. <https://arthist.net/archive/2670>.

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