The French Fragment: From Revolution to Belle Epoque

Marika Takanishi Knowles; Emily Brink

The French Fragment: From Revolution to Belle Epoque

Marika Takanishi Knowles (Guest editor), Emily Brink (Guest editor)

School of Art History

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Abstract

Building upon material first presented at the College Art Association conference in 2018, in the panel “The French Fragment,” the eight essays collected in this special issue consider manifestations of the French fragment in an expanded field of visual media and texts, from the post-Revolutionary era to the belle époque.

Original language	English
Journal	Word & Image
Publication status	Accepted/In press - 7 Feb 2020

Keywords

History of Art
French literature
Fragmentation

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