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The ULEMHAS Review is a high-quality academic journal, published annually with one supplement. It commissions articles from leading scholars on current trends and research in the History of Art. It also provides book reviews, topical news, and a list of current art exhibitions in the London area. In addition. the Review gives full coverage of the programme of lectures, study days and visits organised by the society, and it offers the Members' Forum - a platform for debate for members. The journal is provided free to members of the society as part of their membership package. It is also held in the Birkbeck Library, where access to back copies may be obtained.

   
 
     
 

2008 Review

   
     
Renaissance Faces   Elena Greer
The Embellishment of the Crystal Palace   Mike Davies
A Little-known Drawing from the Workshop of Vittore Carpaccio   Caroline Brooke
Henry Tonks: Artist and Surgeon   Mike Smith
Paint and its use in the Restoration of Buildings   Catherine Hassall
Book Reviews    
  Mirror of the World; A New History of Art by Julian Bell   Elizabeth Lowry-Corry
  Edvard Munch: behind 'The Scream' by Sue Prideaux   Susan Richards
 
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2007 Review

   
     
Renaissance Siena: Art for a City   Simona Di Nepi
Sir John Soane's Museum: 'The Union of Architecture, Sculpture and Painting'   Helen Dorey
Angst and plaster: aspects of post World War II British sculpture   Mike Smith
Lord Capel's Garden   Celia Fisher
Strawberry Hill: its past and its future   Michael Snodin
Book Reviews    
  Architecture and Society in Normandy 1120-1270 by Lindy Grant   Anne Scott
  Sir Ninian Comper — An introduction to his life and work with complete gazetteer by Anthony Symondson and Stephen Bucknell   Claire Andrews
       
  Review Two - December 2007    
       
  The First Emperor: China’s Terracotta Army   Elizabeth Lowry-Corry
  Dr Kay’s legacy - Précis of theses    
    The Venice Biennale and developments of technology in art  

Francesca Franco

    Films Bring Art to the People: The Origins and Developments of the Film on Art in Post-War Britain (1940-1980)  

Katerina Loukopoulou

    Places of Projection: Re-contextualising the European Experimental Film Canon   Maximiliane Zoller
    A Space for the Imagination: Depicting Woman Readers in the Nineteenth-Century City   Kathryn Brown
 
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2006 Review

   
     
Holbein in England   Tim Batchelor
Why Medieval Old Sarum?   John McNeill
The Goldsmith’s Art in Renaissance Italy   Donal Cooper
The Illuminator: Master in Miniature?   Valerie Nunn
Velázquez   Simona Di Nepi
Book Reviews    
  The Mirror of the Gods: Classical Mythology in Renaissance Art, by Malcolm Bull   Ann Halliday
  The Vexations of Art Velázquez and Others, by Svetlana Alpers   Elizabeth Lowry-Corry
 

Review Two - December 2006

 
ULEMHAS IN 1981 - how we started   Claire Andrews
The 2006 ULEMHAS Study Tour   Anne Scott
 
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2005 Review

   
     
Samuel Palmer (1805-1881) Vision and Landscape Exhibition   William Vaughan
Turner as Pupil and Teacher   Andrew Wilton
Leonardo da Vinci’s Portrait of Isabella d’Este   Francis Ames-Lewis
Some Collectors and their Collections at Glynde Place   Cara Bird &
Elizabeth Lowry-Corry
How Reading History of Art can Change Your Life   Claire Gapper
Book Reviews The Medieval Stained Glass of Wells Cathedral, by Tim Ayers   Anna Eavis
  Hawkwood: Diabolical Englishman by Frances Stonor Saunders   Liz Newlands
 

Review Two - December 2005

 
Dr Phyllis Kay 1902-2005   Lynne Mirrey
An Experimental Study Trip - Ashmolean Museum, May 2005   Anne Scott
ULEMHAS Study Trip - Rome, April 2005 (with John McNeill)   Elizabeth Lowry-Corry
The Portrait Miniatures at the V & A   Ann Halliday
 
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2004 Review

   
     

Raphael: From Urbino to Rome

  Carol Plazzotta

Limoges Painted Enamels

  Erika Speel
Rewriting His Story: Feminist Art Practices Since the 1970s   Catherine Mason
Hogarth and Garrick: The Artist, The Actor and The ‘Imitation of Nature’   Catherine Parry-Wingfleld
The Future of History of Art and Architecture at FCE   Elizabeth McKellar
Book Reviews Westminster Abbey The Lady Chapel of Henry VII edited by Tim Tatton-Brown & Richard Mortimer   Anne Scott
  Cellini: Artist, Genius, Fugitive By Derek Parker   Ann Halliday
     
Review Two
     
Professor Peter Lasko CBE 1924-2003    
West London Walks   Donald O'Connell
Exhibitions Review Peter Paul Rubens
Saved (NACF)
  Rosalind Ross
Fleming Collection    
 
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2003 Review

   
     

Preview of the Late Gothic Exhibition

  Eleanor Townsend

The Battle for Culture: Tradition & Modernism in Fascist Italy and Germany

  Anna Leung
The Travels of Correggio’s School of Love   Norman Coady
Commissioned Visions   Roger Tolson

Platonic Geometry and the Cathedral of Bourges

  Anne Scott

Recollected in Tranquillity: the founding of ULEMHAS

  Claire Andrews
Book Reviews Hand, Head and Heart Samuel Carter Hall and The Art Journal by Hazel Morris   Claire Andrews
  Medieval Architecture by Nicola Coldstream   Elizabeth Lowry-Corry
  The East Cloister Walk of Saint-Aubin at Angers by John McNeill   Anne Scott
       
In this issue Claire Andrews describes the founding of the University of London Extra-Mural History of Art Society — ULEMHAS. A decade later, when another funding crisis caused the abolition of the Extra-Mural Department, Birkbeck College took over its Diploma programme, which now flourishes as part of the Faculty of Continuing Education.
   

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Updated: 21 August 2008