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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Neoclassical Sculpture"”.

  1. American women sculptors in Rome in the mid-nineteenth century: feminist and psychoanalytic readings of a displaced canon

    … and creativity. Read through a matrixial lens, sculptures by Edmonia Lewis intrude uncannily in these canonical narratives of the nineteenth century, as the woman sculptor of colour in the studio destabilises and unfixes gender, race, and class identities. Here too the Sadean `nothingness' of …

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  2. ‘The sister arts’: Modern Sculpture and its settings in Britain, c. 1725-1895

    … fundamental issue in the way that the history of sculpture in Britain (c. 1725-1895) has been approached and written. The significance of architectural settings and related crafts is often underestimated by discussing sculptures as independent works of art, as part of the modern art world led by …

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  3. A White Slave in America: Hiram Powers's <em>Greek Slave</em> and the Cultural Construction of Race

    … Slave</em> (first version, c. 1843), a marble sculpture that depicts a white female figure with shackled wrists. During the mid-nineteenth century, the statue appeared in exhibitions throughout Europe and America. In antebellum America, where the work was seen by more than one hundred thousand …

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