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Birkbeck Coursework

Year 1

  • Essay – Illuminated Manuscripts
  • Essay – 16th-Century Italian Nude
  • Essay – Seurat

Year 2

  • Essay – Italian Gothic
  • Essay – Manet Modernity and Parisian Life
  • Essay – The French Academy
  • Essay – Wilton Diptych

Year 3

  • Essay – Early Stuart Collecting
  • Essay – Early Stuart Masque
  • Essay – Landscape and Meaning
  • Essay – Landscape and Repression

Year 4

  • Essay – PRB Eve of St Agnes
  • Essay – PRB Rossetti’s Painting of Women
  • Essay – Tudor Classical Architecture
  • Essay – Tudor Elizabeth’s Portraits

Dissertation

  • John Constable’s ‘The Hay Wain’: A Case Study Comparing the English and French Attitudes to Landscape Painting in the 1820s

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