DoctorRosie Ibbotson

Babes in the wood: Children of the rural poor in eighteenth-century British landscape painting

Museums as sites for unsanctioned activism

‘Upholstered like armchairs…draped like women’: Intersections between the Arts and Crafts Movement and dress reform

Doctrines of design: Christianity and the Arts and Crafts Movement

The albatross: Captured in practice and captured in culture

'One of the most curious and interesting specimens of the botanical kingdom’: mid-nineteenth-century depictions of the banyan tree by Captain W S Sherwill

'An inordinate disdain for beetles': Imagining the insect in colonial Aotearoa

Huia: Sacred bird; fashion accessory / William Sorrell’s 1897 commemorative Diamond Jubilee photograph album

Ever Present Archiving: new methodologies for art histories through fabrication, approximation and invention

Imaging Antarctica: Responses from contemporary artists

Representing ‘the sunny Britain of the south’: Visual cultures of weather in nineteenth-century Aotearoa New Zealand