This output is one of the section introductions to the exhibition catalogue 'Queer British Art'. It deals with the nineteenth century contexts – in both popular and scholarly forms - for the appreciation of covertly ‘gay’ imagery among British male audiences. The chapter considers several contexts - the practices of artists, particularly those dealing with the male nude, and the new criticism of Classical and Renaissance art promoted by Walter Pater, among others. It looks at the reception of these works of art and criticism and the ways in which they are played out in more populist culture towards the end of the nineteenth century
This is a learning resource on Gender and Sexuality. This is the first of seven parts.\ud \ud Much l...
This dissertation is an investigation into the place and purpose of eroticism in seventeenth-century...
This dissertation is a qualitative exploration into the politics of pornography and focuses on the i...
This output is one of the section introductions to the exhibition catalogue 'Queer British Art'. It ...
`Anxious Flirtations7rsquo; introduces the volume's major historiographical contributions. It sugges...
The submission consists of two parts; the first is a written dissertation addressing the question of...
This chapter explores questions of sexual desire and gendered aesthetics through a discussion of res...
This article explores how the British writer and artist Frederick Rolfe (1860–1913) made use of imag...
Through a survey of art history, it is clear that the nude is prominent in presenting various gender...
This volume marks the first sustained study to interrogate how and why issues of sexuality, desire, ...
Section introduction analysing the role played sexual matters in nineteenth-century biological disco...
This catalogue represents a series of nine exhibitions on the theme of homosexuality in the arts. Wi...
During the 19th century, France was a cultural stronghold filled with political aspects and dreams. ...
Homosexuality in art is nothing new. It has existed for centuries. This paper traces, via relative e...
The (semi-)fictional institution has a long history as an artists’ device. The methods for establish...
This is a learning resource on Gender and Sexuality. This is the first of seven parts.\ud \ud Much l...
This dissertation is an investigation into the place and purpose of eroticism in seventeenth-century...
This dissertation is a qualitative exploration into the politics of pornography and focuses on the i...
This output is one of the section introductions to the exhibition catalogue 'Queer British Art'. It ...
`Anxious Flirtations7rsquo; introduces the volume's major historiographical contributions. It sugges...
The submission consists of two parts; the first is a written dissertation addressing the question of...
This chapter explores questions of sexual desire and gendered aesthetics through a discussion of res...
This article explores how the British writer and artist Frederick Rolfe (1860–1913) made use of imag...
Through a survey of art history, it is clear that the nude is prominent in presenting various gender...
This volume marks the first sustained study to interrogate how and why issues of sexuality, desire, ...
Section introduction analysing the role played sexual matters in nineteenth-century biological disco...
This catalogue represents a series of nine exhibitions on the theme of homosexuality in the arts. Wi...
During the 19th century, France was a cultural stronghold filled with political aspects and dreams. ...
Homosexuality in art is nothing new. It has existed for centuries. This paper traces, via relative e...
The (semi-)fictional institution has a long history as an artists’ device. The methods for establish...
This is a learning resource on Gender and Sexuality. This is the first of seven parts.\ud \ud Much l...
This dissertation is an investigation into the place and purpose of eroticism in seventeenth-century...
This dissertation is a qualitative exploration into the politics of pornography and focuses on the i...