Not offered in 1996. No student may receive credit for both this subject and 111-314 Historicism in European Art 1790-1880. 16.7 2nd & 3rd year Dr Ann Galbally, Ms. Alison Inglis. Three hours of lectures, tutorials or seminars a week. In addition to the above, students completing this subject should:

• have an understanding of how contemporary events and issues were reflected in 19th and early 20th century British art and architecture.
• have an understanding of the role of women as producers of and as subjects within the art of the period.
• have developed skills in analysing art, architecture and design based on literary and historical sources.

The production and critical reception of 19th and early 20th century British painting, sculpture and architecture and its underlying political and social concerns. Written work which may comprise class papers, essays, visual tests or take-home examination totalling about 5,000 words.