The Verbal and the Visual in Nineteenth-Century Culture Institute of English Studies Senate House, University of London 23-24 June 2006

 

Parallel Panels 4

Saturday 24 June, 4.00-5.00

Panel 4a: Galleries and Catalogues (abstracts)

Richard Salmon (University of Leeds), 'The Luminous Author:  Thomas Carlyle and the Literary Galleries'

Catherine Flood (Victoria and Albert Museum), '"And Wot does the Catalog tell me?" Nineteenth-Century Exhibition Catalogues and Gallery Guides in Satire and in Use'

Panel 4b: Photography and Travel (abstracts)

Stefano Maria Evangelista (University of Oxford), 'Wilhelm Von Gloeden, the Italian Boys, and the Photographic Memories of John Addington Symonds'

Graham Smith (University of St Andrews), ‘“Delicious things … left unbought”: Travel Photographs in Henry James’s “Four Meetings” and Other Writings’

Panel 4c: Criminal Visualities (abstracts)

Bridget Walsh (Birkbeck, University of London), '"The Demon in the Dock": Visual and Verbal Representations of the Domestic Murderer'

David Ogawa (Union College, NY), 'Text, Photographs, and Identity in a Parisian Police Archive'