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Word & Image

Volume 22 Number 4
October-December 2006

Mallarmé, Picasso and the aesthetic of the newspaper
Linda Goddard

‘A modern popular poem’: Stephane Mallarmé on the visual, rhetorical and democratic potentials of the fin-de-siècle newspaper
Anna Sigrídur Arnar

Alfred Robaut, Étienne Moreau-Nélaton, and Writing Corot
Dadvid Ogawa

The visual, the visionary and her viewer: media and presence in the Psalter of Christina of Markyate (St Albans Psalter)
Morgan Powell

Blank emblems: the vacant page, the interleaved book and the eighteenth-century novel
Anne C. Henry

Ekphrasis as a shield: ekphrasis and the mimetic tradition
Shahar Bram

Text and paratext in Mark Z. Danielewski’s House of Leaves
Rune Graulund

Poliziano’s Kupris Anadyomene and Boticelli’s Birth of Venus
David Lang Clark

Author Index to Volume 22


Word & Image

Volume 22   Number 3   July-September 2006

Special issue : The Language of the object. Essays in Honor of Herbert L. Kessler.
Guest editors : Martina Bagnoli and Peter Parshall

Preface
Martina Bagnoli

The Medium is the message in Carolingian writing about art
William Diebold

Albrecht Dürer's Gedenckbuch and the rain of crosses
Peter Parshall

Romanesque bronze bowls: material, meaning, and methodology
Adam S. Cohen and Linda Safran

'When a Bible is not a Bible: the meaning and movement of the Bible of Anti-Pope Clement VII
Cathleen A. Fleck

Revealing the sacred: the icon of Christ in the Sancta Sanctorum, Rome
Kirstin Noreen

'Ad honorem et reverentiam Sanctissimi Patris': Manno Bandini's statue of Boniface VIII
Martina Bagnoli

The Image of the titular saint in the elevation of the eleventh-century frescoes in San Clemente, Rome
Christiana Filippini

Relics, reliquaries, and the limitations of trecento painting: Naddo Ceccarelli's reliquary tabernacle in the Walters Art Museum
Griffith Mann

'As a stone into a building': metaphor and materiality in the main portal of Vézelay
Peter Low

Collector and saint: Queen Radegund and devotion to the relic of the True Cross
Cynthia Hahn

Dressing the Hodegetria in Czestochowa
Irene Kabala

Reading medieval mosaics in the seventeenth century: the preserved fragments from Pope John VII's oratory in Old St. Peter's
Ann van Dijk

Afterword
Peter Parshall


Word & Image

Volume 22   Number 2   April-June 2006

The paradox of intersemiotic translation and the comic book: examples from Enki Bilal's Nikopol triology
Kai Mikkonen

Painting into poetry: the case of Derek Mahon
Rajeev S. Patke

Open ground: American mythologies and Jorie Graham's 'Pollock and Canvas'
Nick Selby

'Muoz ich tanzen und kan nit gân?': death and the infant in the medieval danse macabre
Sophie Oosterwijk

How to look at a printed flower
Juliet Fleming

Vincent van Gogh Addendum
Lauren Soth

Reviews


Word & Image

Volume 22   Number 1   January-March 2006

Sacred and Profane Love: Four Fountains in the Hypnerotomachia (1499) and the Roman de la Rose
Hester Lees-Jeffries

Ekphrasis and Illumination of Painting: The End of the Road?
George Raitt

Relieving the Limitations of Sculpture and the Text: Walter Pater's Della Robbia Essay
Lene Østermark-Johansen

Rothko's Androgyny
Evan R. Firestone

Holanda's Michelangelo and the Drama of Cultural Difference
Laura Camille Agoston

Towards an Iconology of the Text: Art History and the Expanded Field in Claude Simon's Triptyque
Ari J Blatt

The Anecdotes of G. B. Agucchi and the Limitations of Language
Norman E. Land

Illustration of J. Hillis Miller
Paul Gordon

Book Reviews


Word & Image

Volume 21   Number 4  October-December 2005

Preface
Michael Ryan

Introduction
John Dixon Hunt

'The World Has Been Empty Since the Romans'
Valentina Follo

Nature and the Politics of Hope: Ermenonville and Little Sparta
Micheal Baridon

Ian Hamilton Finlay and the Commonplace - Book to Garden and Back
John Dixon Hunt

Where Time Becomes Space - Ian Hamilton Finlay's Garden in Provence
Harry Gilonis

Catalogue of the Exhibition
John Dixon Hunt

Bibliography and List of Abbreviations


Word & Image

Volume 21   Number 3   July-September 2005

Gillray’s guillotines
David Wykes 213

Euge`ne Delacroix’s review of Le Dessin sans maýˆtre and the modernized discourse of drawing
Joyce Bernstein Howell 223

‘Imagined corners’: space, time and iconoclasm in John Donne’s Last Judgement Holy Sonnets
Kirsten Stirling 244

Vitruvius and Dante’s Imago dei
Richard Kay 252

Re-membering the figure: the ekphrasis of J. J. Winckelmann
Khadija Z. Carroll 261


Word & Image

Volume 21   Number 2   April-June 2005

Special issue : Boundaries of Visual Images
Guest editor : Georges Roque

Boundaries of Visual Images : presentation.
Georges Roque 111

Visual images, knowledge, consciousness and belief

Images of Mind in Brain
Richard Gregory 120

"Imagery, Art and Biological Aspects of Visual Consciousness"
Henry Kennedy and Ken Knoblauch 125

"The Power of Image and the Image of Power: the Case of Law"
Ana Laura Nettel 137

Visual and verbal images

"Symbolist Illustration and Visual Metaphor : Remy de Gourmont's and Alfred Jarry's L'Ymagier"
Juliet Simpson 151

"Le mot [e] l'image : Retour à l'emblème"
Laurent Bazin 170

"Visual and Verbal Ambiguity Or Why ceci was never a pipe"
Roy Harris 183

Visual images in writing, music and poetry

"Les leçons de l'écriture" Anne-Marie Christin 189

"Entre son et couleur" Jean-Yves Bosseur 198

"Iconique et logique" Michel Deguy 217


Word & Image

Volume 21   Number 1  January–March 2005

Rembrandt’s metaphysical wit: The Three Trees and The Omval
By David R. Smith 1

Intertextual variation: prehistory and postfuture in Alberto Manguel’s Variaciones sobre un tema de durero
By Lynda Hoffman-Jeep & Marsha Watson 22

A penetrable text? Illustration and transgression in the 1499(?) edition of Celestina
By Ana Isabel Montero 41

A Wicklow skirmish in word and image: time and space in TCD MS 1209/12
By Timothy R. Jackson 56

Kazimir Malevich on vision and sensation
By Esther Levinger 79

Language as an underlying idea in Salvador Dali’s works
By O. B. Zaslavskii 90

Philip Roth et l’art de mourir, The Dying Animal
By Pascale McGarry 103

Corrigendum and Errata


Word & Image

Volume 20   Number 4   October–December 2004

On Leonardo not finishing: then and later
David Cast 231

Reading Flora: Erasmus Darwin’s The Botanic Garden, Henry Fuseli’s illustrations, and various literary responses
Asia Haut 240

Noah’s Ark on the two mountains of Ararat: the iconography of the cycle of Noah in the Ripoll and Roda Bibles
Andreina Contessa 257

Adult Fumetti and the postmodern: poetics of Italian sequential art in the 1970s and 1980s
Simone Castaldi 271

Collage and social theories: an examination of Bowles’s ‘Medley’ prints of the 1720 South Sea Bubble
David McNeil 283

Intermedial Woolf: text, image, and in-between
Liedeke Plate 299

Narrative and allegory in Giambologna’s Rape of a Sabine
Timothy Richard Wutrich 308

Reviews 323

Author Index to Volume 20 325


Word & Image

Volume 20   Number 3   July-September 2004

What Matters
James D. Herbert

Two drawings of the nude by van Gogh
Lauren Soth

The Claude glass: a modern metaphor between word and image
Lars Kiel Bertelsen

Word and Image in the later work of Geoffrey Hill
Michael John Kooy

Tintoretto, Aretino, and the speed of creation
Una Roman D'Elia

Merleau-Ponty's doubt: Cezanne and the problem of artistic biography
Susannah Rutherglen

Reviews


Word & Image

Volume 20   Number 1   January–March 2004

Playing with animals: the visual context of an Arthurian manuscript (Florence Palatino 556) and the uses of ambiguity
Amanda Luyster 1

Sinclair Lewis’s snapshots of Gopher Prairie
Graham Smith 22

Soggy prose and verbiage: English graphic political satire as a visual/ verbal construct
Eirwen Nicholson 28

‘The Concept of Kunstwollen’, neo-Kantianism, and Erwin Panofsky’s early art theoretical essays
Allister Neher 41

Signs of a beginning: October and the Pictures exhibition
Peter Muir 52

Making ears serve for eyes: Stoppard’s visual radio play
Hanna Scolnicov 63

Reviews 84


Word & Image

Volume 19    Number 3    July-September 2003

Talking to the eye: visuality in ancient rhetoric
Jens E. Kjeldsen 133

Henry Fuseli’s pragmatic use of aesthetics: his epic illustrations of Macbeth
Karen Junod 138

Esprit carte´sien? Issues concerning the influence of Descartes on the works of Nicolas Poussin
Henry Keazor 151

A fly in the ointment: exploring the creative relationship between William Blake and Thomas Gray
Jon Saklofske 166

Narrative and narrativity: a narratological reconceptualization and its applicability to the visual arts
Werner Wolf 180

Making nature culture’s other: nineteenth-century American landscape painting and critical discourse
Karen L. Georgi 198

Love and surrealism: Rene´ Magritte and Andre´ Breton in 1929
Simon Dell 214

Paul Claudel on the poetry of seventeenth-century Dutch painting
Anthony Kelly 223

Visualizing Brunetto Latini’s Tesoretto in early Trecento Florence
Catherine Harding 230


Word & Image

Volume 19    Numbers 1 & 2    January-June 2003

Likeness in an Age of Mechanical Reproduction:
Printed and Medallic Portraits in Renaissance and Baroque Europe

Guest editors: Adrian W. B. Randolph and T. Barton Thurber

Introduction: the authority of likeness
Adrian W. B. Randolph 1

The face is familiar: German Renaissance portrait multiples in print and medals
Larry Silver 6

Portrait prints and codes of identity in the Renaissance: Hendrik Goltzius, Justus Lipsius, and Michel de Montaigne
Peter Parshall 22

Reflecting on the Turk in late sixteenth-century Venetian portrait books
Bronwen Wilson 38

Identity and the display of medaglie in Renaissance and Baroque Europe
Arne R. Flaten 59

Facing the text: author portraits in Florentine printed books, 1545–1585
Thomas McGrath 74

The Jew and the worms: portraits and patronage in a sixteenthcentury how-to manual
Evelyn Lincoln 86

Multiple personalities in Francesco Villamena’s portrait print of Giovanni Alto dedicated to Cassiano dal Pozzo
T. Barton Thurber 100

Original copies
Stephen Orgel 115

Word & Image

Volume 17 Issue 3 2001

Visual typology: an ottonian example
C. Hughes, 185-198

Le jeu de la vérité du faux et du fautif
Andre Gervais, 199-207

'L'art verbal des poètes-peintres: the text/image problem in the context of Blake's 'infant sorrow' as analysed by roma jakobson in L'art verbal des poètes-peintres blake, rouseeau et klee'
D. Scott, 208-218

Las Meninas & the King's Two Bodies
K. Broadfoot, 219-232

'Semplice traduttore': Bellori and the parallel between poetry and painting
C. Pace, 233-242

Parmigianino and andrea baiardi: figuring petrarchan beauty in renaissance Parma
M. Vaccaro, 243-258

Text in context: eloquent monuments and the Byzantine beholder
A. Papalexandrou, 259-283

'Sticks and stones ... ': naming and name-calling in impressionist imagery
A. Luxenberg, 284-292

Kant & Cubism revisited
M. A Cheetham 293-298

The visual and the visionary: art and female spirituality in late medieval Germany
D. S. Areford, 299-302

Das bild der stadt in der neuzeit 1400-1800
C. Heuer


Word & Image

Volume 17 Issue 1/2 2001

Introduction: the materiality of printed words and images
G Larkin, L Pon 1-6

The wages of war: battles, prints and entretreneurs in late seventeenth-century venice
B Dooley 7-24

On the threshold of print and performance how prints mattered to bodies of/at work in molière's published corpus
A Zanger 25-41

Curating the Renaissance body
E Lincoln 42-61

Commentary I
S Greenblatt 62-64

Woodcuts for liturgical books published by LucAntonia Giunta in Venice, 1499-1501 [revised numbers of figures, January 2000]
L Armstrong 65-93

Notation of visual information in the earliest archeological scholarship
C S. Wood 94-118

Benito arias montano and the evolving notion of locus in sixteenth-century printed books
P Saenger 119-137

Commentary II: Henri zerner
H Zerner 138-139

Poets in print: the case of herbert's temple
R Targoff 140-152

'Vivae dixisses virginis ora: The discourse of color in Hendrick Goltzius' 'Pygmalion and the Ivory Statue'
W S. Melion 153-176

Commentary III & postscript
J Leo Koerner 177-180

Afterword: materiality and meaning
181-183


Word & Image

Volume 16 Issue 4 2000

In the face of beauty: camper, bell, reynolds, blake
P Youngquist 319-334

Mazeppa
P Mainardi 335-351

The art facsimile: Alfred Jarry and reproduction
E Pernoud 352-362

Who/what is the subject? representations of self in late twentieth-century French art
M Yaari 363-377

Writing and the in-between
J. R. Nicholas Davey 378-386

Shaping Modernism alfred barr's genealogy of art
A Schmidt-Burkhardt 387-400

The Panorama
M Charlesworth 401-401

Vision and meaning in ninth-century Byzantium
G Peers 402-404

Illuminating the epic
J Walworth 405-406


Word & Image

Volume 16 Issue 3 2000

The gendered Paragone in late sixteenth-century art theory: Francesco Bocchi and Pontormo's S. Lorenzo frescoes
E Campbell 227-238

Only half saying it: max ernst and emblems
E Legge 239-269

Where has your beloved gone? : The staging of the Quaerere Deum on the Murals of the Cistercian Convent at Chelmno
R Bartal 270-289

Representing reality: G. E. Moore,Tonks, Victor Pasmore and others
D Cast 290-310

On the monstrous and the grotesque
M Dorrian 311-318


Word & Image

Volume 16 Issue 2 2000

Manet, Baudelaire, and Hugo in 1862
T Dolan 145-162

Seers and seers not. John Martins Belshazzar's feast and the sublimation of self
N Flynn 163-176

Peter Milton's turn: an American printmaker marks the end of the millenium
J A. W. Heffernan 177-196.

Duchamp's Large Glass and Josipovici's Big Glass: 'No answer[...] because no question'
J H. Duffy 197-211

Visual and verbal communication in Francesco Pona's cardiomorphoseos (1645)
A Maggi 212-224

Word and Image publications received before December 31, 1999 225-226.


Word & Image

Volume 16 Issue 1 2000

The Image of History

Editorial
S Bann 1-6

Histoire anecdotique--the people's history? Gros and Delaroche
D Tanyol 7-30.

Resacralization through national history painting: the sacristy at Saint Denis, 1811-1822
T Porterfield 31-44

The invention of the secular devotion picture
C Grewe 45-57

Ingres and the theatrics of history painting
S L. Siegfried 58-76

Delaroche's Cromwell and the historians
B. S. Wright 77-90

The hidden name of our story Hayez and Delaroche
G Mastruzzo 91-105

Paul Delaroche's Italian Novicate
R Wrigley 106-115

Delaroche et la mort de la peinture
J Lamoureux 116-123

Poussin's lesson representing representation in the romantic age
M Gotlieb 124-143


Word & Image

Volume 15 Number 4 October-December 1999

Ecrire le visage: Michaux, Blanchot, Klossowski, Genet
Nathalie Roelens 309

Diderot's hieroglyph: myth of languages and birth of art ctiticism
Philippe Déan 323

Material girls: Judith, Esther, narrative modes and models of queenship in the windows of the Ste-Chapelle in Paris
Alyce A. Jordan 337

Oskar Kokoschka and Sigmund Freud: parallel logics in the exegetical and rhetorical strategies of expressionism and psychoanalysis
Claude Cernuschi 351

Zipporah: a Ruskinian enigma appropriated by Marcel Proust
Cynthia J. Gamble 381

Book reviews 395


Word & Image

Volume 15 Number 3 July-September 1999

The walls of Ecbatana and the aging queen: notes toward an optics of money
J. E. Elliott 199

Mantegna, Leonardo and the times of painting
Jack M. Greenstein 217

Manet's realism in Déjeuner sur l'herbe
Nan Stalnaker 243

Vision and devotion in Jan vax Eyck's Virgin and Child with Canon Joris van der Paele
Bret Rothstein 262

Order and fantasy: an interview with Aaron Siskind
Richard Howells 277

Vasari and the Historical Imagination
Paul Barolsky 286

'To make the whole progress a lineall visible Demonstration': the Journal of Edmund Dummer
Lucia Nuti 292

Book review 306


Word & Image

Volume 15 Number 2 April-June 1999

An artist's self-fashioning: the forging of Charles Willson Peale
David C. Ward 107

Ekphrasis, history and value: Charles Ricketts's art criticism
David Peters Corbett 128

Words, index fingers, gaps: the critique of language in the late poetry of William Carlos Williams and the conceptual art of Joseph Kosuth
Zsófia Bán 141

Production, consumption and Purism: Juan Gris between Nord-Sud and L'Esprit Nouveau
Simon Dell 155

On the meaning of style: Nicolò Circignani in Counter- Reformation Rome
Leslie Korrick 170

The Deceptive images of Alfred Jarry: lost, found and invented portraits by Beardsley, Rouseau and Rippl-Ronaï
Jill Fell 190


Word & Image

Volume 15 Number 1 January-March 1999

Ekphrasis

Editor: Mario Klarer

Introduction
Mario Klarer 1

Two Poems
John Hollander 5

Ekphrasis ancient and modern: the invention of a genre
Ruth Webb 7

Speaking for pictures: the rhetoric of art criticism
James A. W. Heffernan 19

Ekphrasis, or the archeology of historical theories of representation:
medieval brain anatomy in Wernher der Gartenaere's Helmbrecht

Mario Klarer 34

Typographic ekphrasis: the description of typographic forms in the nineteenth century
Martin Antonetti 41

Pictorial desires and textual anxieties: modes of ekphrastic discourse in the nineteenth-century American culture
Ernst-Peter Schneck 54

Copied with a difference: ekphrasis in William Carlos Williams'
Pictures from Brueghel

Grant F. Scott 63

Ekphrasis and textual consciousness
Elizabeth Bergmann Loizeaux 76

Re-presenting representations: the landscape garden as a sight/site of difference in Tom Stoppard's Arcadia
Anja Müller-Muth 97


Word & Image

Volume:- 14 Issue:- 1

Publication Date : 11th March 1998

    Title: NOTE ON COVER AND CONTENTS
    Authors: M. Leslie, J. Dixon Hunt.    Pages 1-1.

    Title: Roswitha Stewering: The relationship between world landscape and Polia in the Hypnerotomachia Poliphili
    Authors: .   Pages 2-11.

    Title: Dream space and masculinity
    Authors: Steven F. Kruger.   Pages 12-18.

    Title: Promoting the past
    Authors: Tamara Griggs.   Pages 19-41.

    Title: The Hypnerotomachia Poliphili and the tomb of Mausolue : Chapter III
    Authors: John Bury.   Pages 42-62.

    Title: Le Poliphile ou l'Ideé du jardin: pour une analyse littéaire de l'esthétique colonnienne
    Authors: Gilles Polizzi.   Pages 63-83.

    Title: Untangling the knot: garden design in Francesco Colonna's hypnerotomachia poliphili
    Authors: A Segre.   Pages 84-110.

    Title: HP Special Issue: Experiencing gardens in the Hypnerotomachia Polifili
    Authors: J. Dixon Hunt.   Pages 111-121.

    Title: Du Songe de Poliphile á l'Astrèe : Les jardins d'Amour après le XVe siècle
    Authors: Denise Pèricard-Mèa.   Pages 122-131.

    Title: HP Special Issue: The Hypnerotomachia Polophili and the Elizabethan Landscape Entertainments
    Authors: M. Leslie.   Pages 132-146.

    Title: The Hypnerotomachia Poliphili as a Posiible Model for Topographical Interpretations of Rome in the Early 16th Century Authors: N. Temple.    Pages 147-157.

    Title: The 'Hypnerotomachia Polophili' and renaissance egyptology Authors: Brian Curran.   Pages 158-187.

    Title: Two Mantuan Fantasies: Lombardy in the image of a garden and an architectural vertigo
    Authors: Rodolfo Signorini.   Pages 188-204.

    Title: HP Special Issue: Claude-Nicolas Ledoux and the Hypnerotomachia Poliphili
    Authors: Paul V. Turner.   Pages 205-216.

    Title: Book Review:- The yoruba artist by.... R Abiodun, HJ Drewal, J Pemberton
    Authors: .   Pages 217-219.

    Title: Book Review: Reading Iconotexts: From Swift to the French Revolution
    Authors: James A. W. Heffernan.   Pages 220-221.


    Word & Image

    Volume:- 13 Issue:- 4

    Publication Date : 21st November 1997

       Title: Comics and the art of moving pictures
      Authors: .   Pages 317-332.

      Title: Transforming text: Iago's infection in Welles' Othello
      Authors: Gregg Andrew Hurwitz.   Pages 333-339.

      Title: To rise from generation: The sublime body in William Blake's illuminated books
      Authors: David.M Baulch.   Pages 340-365.

      Title: Gainsborough's Diversions
      Authors: Michael Cole.   Pages 366-376.

      Title: Naming and framing 'Nature' in Photographie zoologique
      Authors: Jeff Rosen.   Pages 377-391.

      Title: Thomas Gainsborough and the picturesque sketch
      Authors: David A. Brenneman.   Pages 392-404.

      Title: Book review:- The unjustified text by..... Andrew Lanyon
      Authors: .   Pages 405-405.


    Word & Image

    Volume:- 13 Issue:- 3

    Publication Date : 9th September 1997

       Title: 'Visable parlare': The spoken word in fourteenth century italian painting
      Authors: Roger Tarr.   Pages 223-244.

      Title: Rewriting History: Vasari's Life of Lorenzo Ghiberti
      Authors: Lorenzo Bartoli.   Pages 245-252.

      Title: From dionysus to 'Dionea': Vernon Lee's portraits
      Authors: Catherine Maxwell.   Pages 253-269.

      Title: The poetics of the rhebus: word, image and the dynamics of reading in the poster of the 1920s and 30s
      Authors: David Scott.   Pages 270-278.

      Title: Duchamp from syntax to bride: Sa langue dans sa joue
      Authors: Charles A. Cramer.   Pages 279-303.

      Title: Ads - Part of our lives: Linguistic awareness of powerful advertising Authors: Eliza Kitis.   Pages 304-313.

      Title: Review Essay:- L'imaginaire scientifique de viollet-le-duc
      Authors: .   Pages 314-316.


    Word & Image

    Volume:- 13 Issue:- 2
    Genetic Criticism

    Publication Date : 25th June 1997

      Title: Genetic Criticism paper 1: Introduction
      Authors: Claire Bustarret.   Pages 103-105.

      Title: Genetic Criticism Paper 2: Slow Work in Progress
      Authors: Almuth Grésillon.   Pages 106-123.

      Title: Genetic Criticism paper 3: Horizons for Genetic Studies
      Authors: Pierre-Marc de Biasi.   Pages 124-134.

      Title: Genetic Criticisim paper 4: Margins
      Authors: Jacques Neefs.   Pages 135-157.

      Title: Genetic Criticisim paper 5: Word, pictorial image and the genesis of writing in Valéry's Cahiers
      Authors: Robert Pickering.   Pages 158-171.

      Title: Genetic Criticism paper 6: The graphic accompaniment: Marginalia in the manuscripts
      Authors: David Hayman.   Pages 172-181.

      Title: Genetic Criticism paper 7: The interaction of verbal and pictorial elements in the genesis of Delacroix's Sultan of Morocco
      Authors: Daniel Ferrer.   Pages 182-191.

      Title: Genetic Criticism paper 8: The writing hand in the mirror of the manuscript
      Authors: Claire Bustarret, Felicia McCarren.    Pages 192-202.

      Title: Genetic Criticism paper 9: Des nombres dans les textes de picasso Authors: Christine Piot.   Pages 203-215. 

      Title: Genetic Criticism paper 10: Select Bibliography
      Authors: Claire Bustarret.   Pages 216-222.


    Word & Image

    Volume:- 13 Issue:- 1

    Publication Date : 10th April 1997

      Title: Henry Unton's little lives: inscription and suture in the Elizabethan portrait.

      Authors: Andrew Stott.   Pages 1-22.

      Title: Sibling rivalries: author and artist in the earlier illustrated book.
      Authors: Stephen C. Behrendt.   Pages 23-42.

      Title: Subversion through historical association: Canova's Madame Mère amd the politics of napoleonic portraiture
      Authors: Christopher.M.S Johns.   Pages 43-57.

      Title: Urien l'innommable, gide l'insaisissable: les noces difficiles du texte et de l'image.
      Authors: Frederic Canovas.   Pages 58-68.

      Title: Pipe dreams: Eternal recurrence and simulacrum in Foucault's ekphrasis of magritte.
      Authors: Gary Shapiro.   Pages 69-76.

      Title: Mark Tobey, white writing for a Janus-faced America.
      Authors: Bert Winther.   Pages 77-91.

      Title: Cultural autobiography and bricolage: Claude Simon and Robert Rauschenberg.
      Authors: Joan Duffy.   Pages 92-101.

      Title: Iconographic research in English renaissance literature: a critical guide by P.M. Simonds
      Authors: M. Leslie.   Pages 102-102.


    Word & Image

    Volume:- 12 Issue:- 4

    Publication Date : 26th November 1996

       Title: Poussin and the arts of history.
      Authors: G. Warwick.   Pages 333-348.

      Title: From the margins: the native American personage in the cartouche and decorative borders of maps
      Authors: S. Pratt.   Pages 349-365.

      Title: Organicism against itself: cubism, Duchamp-Villon and the contradictions of modernism.
      Authors: Mark Antliff.   Pages 366-388.

      Title: 'Waging political babble': Susan Howe's visual prosody and the politics of noise
      Authors: C. D. Dworkin.   Pages 389-405.


    Volume:- 12 Issue:- 3

    Publication Date : 18th September 1996

       Title: The History of Italian Renaissance Art Re-envisioned.
      Authors: P. Barolsky.   Pages 243-250.

      Title: The art of making animals talk: constructions of nature and culture in illustrations of the fables of La Fontaine.
      Authors: K. H. Powell.   Pages 251-273.

      Title: History, progress and industry: William Bell Scott's iron and coal Authors: R. Dare.   Pages 274-279.

      Title: The never-ending story? : Two Martin Chuzzlewits
      Authors: T. Rem.   Pages 280-290.

      Title: Art, cinema and paristitution: social context and visual narrative in impressionist art and new wave cinema
      Authors: S. Glynn.   Pages 291-307.

      Title: On the redness of salmon bones, the communicative potential of conger eels, and standing tails of air: reading postmodern images
      Authors: S. Shaw Sailer.   Pages 308-325.

      Title: The floating world of Odilon Redon
      Authors: R. Hobbs.   Pages 326-329.

      Title: Bronzino's chapel of Eleonora in the Palazzo Vecchio by J. Cox-Rearick
      Authors: F. Ames-Lewis, M. Leslie.   Pages 330-332.

      Title: Book reviews
      Authors: J. Dixon Hunt.   Pages 0-0.

      Title: The country house poem: A cabinet of seventeenth-century estate poems and related items by A. Fowler
      Authors: D. Chambers.   Pages 0-0.

      Title: Correspondence
      Authors: .   Pages 0-0.


    Volume:- 12 Issue:- 2

    Publication Date : 11th June 1996

      Title: David's The oath of the Horatii as authoritarian fiction
      Authors: S. Brown.   Pages 151-160.

      Title: Carving out a place: Gendered critical descriptions of Camille Claudel and her sculpture
      Authors: K. Frederickson.   Pages 161-174.

      Title: George Eliot, Julia Cameron, and William Henry Fox Talbot: photography and Daniel Deronda
      Authors: K. McCormack.   Pages 175-179.

      Title: 'Entre quatre murs': Reverdy, Cubism, and the Space of Still Life Authors: J. Pap.   Pages 180-196.

      Title: Some notes on irony in the visual arts and music. The examples of Magritte and Shostakovich.
      Authors: L. Elleström.   Pages 197-208.

      Title: Spectatorship and the historicity of art. Re-reading Alois Riegl's historical grammar of the fine arts
      Authors: M. Rampley.   Pages 209-217.

      Title: Thirteen ways of looking at a virgin: Francis Picabia's 'La Sainte Vierge'
      Authors: E. Legge.   Pages 218-242.


    Volume:- 12 Issue:- 1
    Byzantine special issue

    Publication Date : 30th April 1996

      Title: Byzantine special issue - The word on the page
      Authors: N. Patterson Sevcenko.   Pages 1-3.

      Title: Byzantine special issue - Decorative systems in Byzantine manuscripts, and the scribe as artist: evidence from manuscripts in Oxford Authors: I. Hutter.    Pages 4-22.

      Title: Byzantine special issue - Illuminating the liturgical word: text and image in a decorated lectionary (Mount Athos, Dionysiou monastery, cod. 587)
      Authors: M-L. Dolezal.   Pages 23-60.

      Title: Byzantine special issue - Constantine's problems: The making of the heavenly ladder of john Climacus, Vat. gr. 394
      Authors: K. Corrigan.   Pages 61-93.

      Title: Byzantine special issue - When pictures speak: the incorporation of dialogue in the ninth-century miniatures of Paris.GR.510
      Authors: M Affron.   Pages 94-109.

      Title: Byzantine special issue: 'Flete mecum': The representation of the lamentation in Italian Romanesqu art and drama
      Authors: L. Jacobus.   Pages 110-126.

      Title: Byzantine special issue - Chaucer's monogram and the 'Hoccleve Portrait' tradition
      Authors: L. Bragg.   Pages 127-142.

      Title: Image on the edge, the margins of medieval art by M. Camille Authors: E. Sniezynska-Stolot.   Pages 143-146.

      Title: Likeness and presence: A history of the image before the era of art by H.Belting
      Authors: L. Brubaker.   Pages 147-150.

      Title: Visual polemics in the ninth-century byzantine psalters by K. Corrigan
      Authors: C. Barber.   Pages 0-0.

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