This issue, guest edited by Luisa Calè and Patrizia Di Bello, focuses on scraps and marginalia in nineteenth-century visual and print culture.
Table of Contents
Articles
| Introduction: Verbal and Visual Interactions in Nineteenth-Century Print Culture |
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Luisa Calè, Patrizia Di Bello |
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| ‘And Wot does the Catlog tell me?' Some Social Meanings of Nineteenth-Century Catalogues and Gallery Guides |
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Catherine Flood |
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| Scraps and Sketches: Miscellaneity, Commodity Culture and Comic Prints, 1820-40 |
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Brian Maidment |
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| Moving Books/Moving Images: Optical Recreations and Children's Publishing 1800-1900 |
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John Plunkett |
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| Working with Glass: Strategies of Representation in Mid-Nineteenth Century Glass Factory Tourist Narratives |
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Katherine Inglis |
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| Curating Gothic Nightmares |
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Heather Tilley |
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Forum
| Scraps on the Album |
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Luisa Calè, Patrizia Di Bello |
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| 'A Storehouse of Past and Present Manners and Customs': the Private Scrapbook becomes a Communal Record in the Journals of William Hone |
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Louis James |
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